Two unemployed men, both aged 33 from Natokamu settlement in Labasa, have been charged by Police in relation to an assault incident captured in a video from Cawaira, Labasa.

Fiji is facing a worrying rise in HIV cases, with 1,226 new infections reported in the first half of this year, more than double from last year.

Teacher shortages remain a concern as schools prepare to reopen in January 2026.

More than 50 young women from across the country are in Suva to participate in the Young Women’s Forum, on Technology Facilitated Gender Based violence.

Fiji’s assertive role in shaping international cybercrime rules is placing the country at the centre of a growing geopolitical contest over digital influence in the Pacific, as major cyber powers move to strengthen partnerships across the region.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation has completed two export shipments for the 2025 season and a third is planned for mid-December, Minister for Sugar Charan Jeath Singh told Parliament.

ANZ’s Saver Plus pilot has delivered one of Fiji’s strongest recent financial inclusion gains.

A man has been sentenced to almost 12 years in prison for a violent home robbery that traumatised a family.

The government is tackling ecosystem degradation and biodiversity loss through the Revitalising Ecosystems for Sustainable Agriculture and Resilience in Fiji Project or REACR.

The Suva High Court has sentenced convicted child murderer Sairusi Ceinaturaga to life imprisonment with minimum term of 18 years for causing the death of his one year three month old stepson.

The livestock industry is showing significant growth, contributing $61.5 million to the economy in 2023 and providing income and employment to nearly 29,000 people.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation has already completed two export shipments for this season and plans a third.