A handful of cane farmers in Korotari, Labasa are urgently seeking government assistance to harvest the remaining cane, as a severe labour shortage threatens to leave their crops unharvested.

Watching several rugby players from his province rise from village fields to the international stage has inspired Lodoviko Tuva to pursue his own path in the sport.

The Ministry of Forestry says it is stepping up support for communities managing forest woodlots, stressing that properly run woodlots are critical for supplying timber and firewood while easing pressure on Fiji’s natural forests.

The Ministry of Finance says it is working on various important initiatives that will boost the ease of doing business.

Former FIJI Water Flying Fijians flyhalf Ben Volavola says the chance to play under Queensland Reds coach Les Kiss, and join one of Super Rugby’s most exciting backlines, made his 2026 move an easy decision.

The Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, advises that schools in the Northern Division will remain closed today, to give families time to recover from recent heavy rains and flash flooding.

The Judiciary of Fiji has announced a significant milestone in the country’s judicial history, as the High Court has, for the first time, conducted a sitting on the island of Rabi.

A major regional workshop involving representatives from 16 Pacific Island countries has opened with a powerful warning: climate finance will fail the region unless it is designed to protect the people most at risk.

A massive fire tore through one of Dhaka’s largest slums on Tuesday evening, leaving thousands of people homeless and turning rows of tin-roofed shanties into charred rubble, officials said.

Minister for Justice and Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga says that any proposed changes to the penalties for drug offenses must align with the National Counter Narcotic Strategy 2023-28 and be grounded in a robust and coherent legal framework.

Something doesn’t feel right.

British High Commission Counsellor Josh Kemp says Fiji’s rapidly expanding digital landscape is creating both opportunity and danger, with new research showing how easily false information spreads across the country’s most-used platforms.