Former Member of Parliament Niko Nawaikula claims that the Yellow Ribbon project by the Fiji Corrections Service is only a good publicity but is simply not working.

ANZ Pacific Economist Dr. Kishti Sen says that with Australia and New Zealand tightening their migration policies, many Fijians will be returning home when their visas expire.

A 39-year-old Fijian who went to work in Australia has died in a car accident on Sunday.

The National Fire Authority is currently conducting awareness campaigns with communities based on the recent cases of structural fires occurring in residential areas.

Minister for Women and Children Lynda Tabuya is calling for an aggressive campaign on the harmful impacts of drugs.

The Ministry of Forestry is urging communities to engage in meaningful activities that contribute to both local and global environmental conservation efforts.

Nasinu Town Council Special Administrators Chair Felix Magnus has assured residents of Nasinu about improved solid waste management.

The iconic Ratu Sukuna Park has re-opened for the public, offering state-of-the-art features for people to utilize at the refurbished facility.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has confirmed that his Ministry is aware of the case recently posted on Facebook, relating to a former Pacific Australian Labour Mobility female worker who passed away in June.

In a concerning development, six infants are now among the youngest to be diagnosed with HIV in Fiji, with the virus being transmitted through their mothers.

The staff of Ashabhai and Company Private Limited have rallied in support of a strike to express their grievances on several unresolved issues.

A marriage ceremony aboard the MV Veivueti in Yaroi marked the first of its kind in these remote regions, which is a breakthrough for the people of Matuku in the Lau Group.