The Housing Authority of Fiji is working closely with the iTaukei Lands Trust Board to recover the $2.5 million allocated for the Village Housing Loan Scheme.

There is always a shortage of blood in every hospital around Fiji, and blood donation remains one of the greatest needs in Fiji.

China stresses the importance of helping the Pacific Islands further transition to a green, low-carbon production and lifestyle.

The Constitutional Offices Commission has appointed several distinguished individuals to key positions within various governmental bodies.

The Suva City Council has acknowledged that there has been an increase in complaints from residents about stray animals.

The cohesive approach towards road safety during the 2024 Fiji Finals National Championship has been hailed as a success by the Land Transport Authority.

Fiji Water staff who are currently on strike today claimed that they have been asked to return to work as issues will be solved next week.

More Chinese experts from universities are expected to arrive in Fiji to assist in identifying challenges and opportunities within our agriculture sector.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has laid the challenge for businesses in the country to propel economic growth, among other things.

The Fiji Museum will unveil a limited display of Girmit-era artifacts as part of its gallery exhibition for the Girmit Day celebration on Monday.

The Fiji Corrections Service has apologised to the families of former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho and former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Ro Jone Kalouniwai says the soldiers who were seen training with guns at Laucala Beach were simply following their regular routine.