Labor risks losing voter support in a similar way to the Democrats in the US if it continues to respond to questions around Palestinian rights with “fear and loathing”, a former cabinet minister says.

The sugar industry is struggling to stay afloat as rising production costs continue to eat into its viability.

The billions Fiji owes today could become the burden carried by tomorrow’s generation.

Opposition MP Alipate Tuicolo has questioned the sustainability of the 2026–2027 National Budget, highlighting that the government’s projected $1 billion fiscal deficit amounts to about 7 percent of the country’s gross domestic product.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has welcomed the government’s decision to restore 60 percent of the one percent training levy towards skills development, stating that this is an important step in preparing the future workforce.

A new community-led initiative aimed at tackling Fiji’s growing non-communicable disease crisis has been launched in Labasa with the opening of the first NCD Wellness Screening Centre in Vanua Levu.

The government has committed millions of dollars towards sports development, athlete preparation, and international competition as Fiji builds towards the 2027 Pacific Games in Tahiti.

Tawake Tanikorolevu was more than happy to make the four-hour journey from his village in the highlands of Naitasiri to Nausori to support his sister as she competed in the Ranadi Cup competition.

Foreign investors now hold a larger financial position in Fiji than Fiji holds overseas.

More than 750 community-based organisations have benefited from the Ministry for Multi-Ethnic Affairs’ Grant Programme over the past two financial years, with applications for the next funding round set to open soon.

The man accused of murdering his de facto partner, Shabreen Shain Ali, in September last year will now learn his fate next Friday after the High Court deferred its judgment.

The Trump administration is launching an effort to dismantle what it calls the threat ‌to U.S. sovereignty by the International Criminal Court, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Monday.