Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica says Vanua Levu will be the next frontier of economic development in Fiji.

Public Service Commission Chair Luke Rokovada says 2024 has been a busy year them, with new appointments and policy developments to ensure smooth service delivery of the civil service.

Opposition parliamentarian Joseph Nitya Nand says findings from an investigation into the death of a Japanese tourist at a Sigatoka resort are “shocking and unacceptable.”

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad delivered Fiji’s national statement at the 29th Conference of Parties in Baku, Azerbaijan, telling world leaders that future generations will analyze word for word their records.

The Lautoka Chamber of Commerce is responding to growing concerns from shoppers and residents regarding the increasing number of stray dogs in the city.

The ethical foundations of Fijian society have undergone significant changes, altering how children are valued.

RISE (Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environment) research has uncovered a public health crisis in Fiji’s informal settlements with more than 20 per cent of residents in nine of twelve communities testing positive for soil-transmitted helminths.

Police are looking into the discovery of hundreds of needles and syringes along the foreshore in Rifle Range in Vatuwaqa.

Fiji will take advantage of the trade exhibition of the People’s Republic of China to promote some of its key export products.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka has stressed the immense potential of the beekeeping industry, emphasizing its impact on both the environment and the national economy.

Five people escaped serious injury this morning following a motor accident in Saqani, Vanua Levu.

More than 50 new jobs will be created at Beachcomber Island Resort during renovations over the next 18 month with employee numbers expected to hike from 38 to nearly 90.