Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has again reaffirmed that there are no drug laboratories in Fiji and he has called for greater international support to strengthen the country’s fight against the illegal drug trade.

The Land Transport Authority is urging all motorists to drive with heightened vigilance and for parents and guardians to ensure the safety of their children on the roads, following the tragic death of a 3-year-old boy from Kulukulu, Sigatoka.

Radisson Blu Resort Fiji has injected more than $173,000 into local communities around Nadi in 2025, supporting health, education, sports, and environmental initiatives.

While Virimi Vakatawa has received a lot of attention ahead of the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s first Shop N Save Supermarket Super Rugby Pacific pre-season match against the Chiefs, another name on the team sheet has piqued the interest of fans.

Extra Supermarket Bula FC has rejected social media claims that players were off-loaded from their flight to Papua New Guinea, clarifying that visa processing delays, not mismanagement, prevented four overseas players from travelling with the team.

The year-end inflation for 2025, as released by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics, stood at 0.0 percent.

Joaquim Da Fonseca has been appointed the new chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

The Water Authority has announced planned maintenance works at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant this weekend, which may temporarily affect supply in several areas.

Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya says the growing wave of online abuse targeting women is no longer a personal issue but a serious national problem that is harming Fiji’s productivity, leadership and future.

Nadi’s flooding issues have seen no significant improvement, but the Nadi Town Council has confirmed that the long-awaited Nadi Flood Alleviation Project, announced almost five years ago, is progressing well and is expected to bring residents much-needed relief.

The Leaders LEAD Symposium returns with an exciting lineup focused on capacity building for aspiring local leaders.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has referred 17 cases involving Crown Grants and Native Grants to the government for consideration on reverting the lands back to landowners.