Youth break-ins concern Roko Tui Bau, who says “everything points back to the home”
Concerns over young iTaukei becoming involved in break-ins and theft need to be addressed by strengthening families and ensuring y
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Unpaid overtime impact blood tests and X-ray services at CWM Hospital
Concerns have been raised about patients being affected by delays in accessing blood test and radiology services at CWM Hospital,
Plans to have new Constitution by Dec 24th 2026
The coalition government is proposing to have a referendum between November and mid-December this year, after the processes on cha
7 cocaine bars missing from Suva High Court Exhibit Room
The Criminal Investigations Department has launched an investigation following the discovery of missing cocaine exhibits kept in t
Needle and syringe programme to be introduced as Fiji declares HIV a national crisis
Fiji has declared HIV a national crisis, with the Government set to introduce a formal needle and syringe programme as part of its
Constitution Review Commission Report to be tabled in a special Parliament sitting next Tuesday
The Constitution Review Commission Report will be tabled in a special Parliament sitting next Tuesday.Minister for Information, Ly
Batiki students forced to have half-day classes due to limited water
Students at Batiki District School are attending only half-day classes because of limited water, while parents are now preparing t
Higher taxes on junk food considered to improve health outcomes, no decision on hospital fees
Following calls for higher taxes on alcohol, tobacco, sugary drinks, junk food and kava to tackle the country’s growing non-commun
Women's NGOs question why Pita Wise appointed despite allegation in 2024
Following the appointment of Pita Wise as the Permanent Secretary for Public Enterprises, the Fiji Women’s Rights Movement, the Fi
Vakalalabure challenges his Fiji Sports Council sacking in court
Sacked Fiji Sports Council CEO Gilbert Vakalalabure has sought leave to file a judicial review against his termination in the Suva
FICAC to answer questions over alleged undisclosed documents in Prof. Prasad's trial
Former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad’s counsel Richard Naidu has alleged in court that FICAC has in its possession
Qila residents face 2km journey for water as creek levels remain low
Residents of Qila in Taveuni may have to travel about two kilometres downhill to find an alternative water source, if prolonged dr