Empower Pacific says mental health support is critical but often overlooked in Fiji’s fight against non-communicable diseases.

The government is now pushing to reduce imported foods following the rise of overseas-sourced products in the country.

HIV, illicit drugs, violence against women, and climate change continue to be the central issues highlighted at the weeklong 2025 Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North in Labasa.

A 53-year-old man from Sigatoka has been charged with allegedly obtaining more than a million dollars from a foreign national.

Nasinu Police are seeking assistance in identifying a man, found lying motionless along Vula Road, Makoi yesterday afternoon.

Fiji and China are stepping up partnership in digital and multimedia development to strengthen government communications.

Amalaini Nabuli of Malomalo, Nadroga, has become the third member of her family to graduate from the University of the South Pacific, fulfilling a long-held dream of her parents.

The Ministry for Children and Social Protection has rejected calls from the Fiji Teachers Association to bring back corporal punishment in schools.

The growing trend of students filming and sharing violent acts on social media is alarming, says Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu.

The Fiji National Provident Fund says full due diligence was conducted before entering its public-private partnership with Aspen Medical, amid concerns about gaps in service delivery.

Young people are being urged to take a stand against all forms of corruption.

The European Union–Pacific Business Forum opened in Nadi today, with climate change and renewable energy driving the agenda.