Safety concerns along the Queens Highway at Semo Village have forced urgent works, with a temporary bypass now nearing completion.

Digital mapping training for agriculture officers has resulted in new pineapple exports to New Zealand.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry in the Westen Division has delivered 90 per cent of its commitments between August 2025 and February this year.

Incomplete application forms have been identified as a key reason for delays in back-to-school assistance payments.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua debutant Issak Fines-Leleiwasa may have walked off the field on the losing side, but the halfback made it clear that wearing the jersey means more than one result.

Teams competing in the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s men’s competition will have added motivation this year, with organisers introducing financial incentives for every pool match victory.

The newly proposed People First Party has rejected claims that it is a front for former FijiFirst leaders. It also denies any links to the former Attorney-General.

Government will continue strengthening Fiji’s health system through people centered and evidence based reforms.

Farmers and women in the Western Division are transforming unused, hilly backyards into thriving small businesses.

The strength and stability of Bank of South Pacific are closely tied to Fiji’s broader economic resilience, according to Fiji Chairman Symon George Brewis-Weston.

Five of Fiji’s most promising athletes have secured prestigious scholarships under the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Solidarity Program to help them prepare for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

The Fiji National Provident Fund says it has strict measures in place to ensure its education programs deliver recognised and accredited qualifications.