Women’s empowerment took centre stage at the Oceania Institute of Technology’s first graduation ceremony, held at Challenge Plaza in Nadi today.

Post Fiji has strengthened its security and monitoring systems to prevent the trafficking of drugs and other illegal items through the country’s postal network, as drug-related crimes continue to pose a growing challenge nationwide.

Police have launched an intensive manhunt for two suspects following an attempted robbery in Tacirua East, Nasinu, earlier this morning.

The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major-General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, has defended the military’s commitment to democracy, warning that impatience and disregard for process have historically led Fiji down dangerous paths.

Online shopping scams are on the rise, with social media platforms now posing the primary threat to consumers.

Climate change resilience remains a central goal for Pacific Island nations as they face its severe impacts.

With the successful completion of its recent renovations in August this year, Radisson Blu Resort Fiji is looking forward to further enhancing its service delivery through additional upgrades, promising guests a worthwhile experience.

It has been a successful journey for the youth of Korovuli Village in Macuata, who are leading development projects that support young people while improving village facilities.

The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major-General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, has issued a stark warning that drugs pose an existential threat to Fiji, describing the crisis as one that is rapidly destroying families, communities and the nation itself.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has stood by its decision to approve a new electricity tariff, despite differing views within Government.

The Land Transport Authority strongly supports the “No Card No Ride” policy, which allows only passengers with valid etransport cards to travel on public buses. Cash payments are no longer accepted.

Four ageing bridges in Taveuni are set to be replaced under an $8.8 million government-funded project aimed at strengthening safety, access and economic activity on the island.