President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has publicly proposed that indigenous Fijians adopt the identity “Kai Viti” instead of “iTaukei” as discussions continue around the review of the Constitution.

Despite not having the opportunity to compete regularly against international opponents like many other countries, Fiji Amateur Boxing head coach Cam Todd is confident his team can perform well at the Commonwealth Games.

The Tertiary Scholarship and Loan Services is stepping up efforts to ensure student financial assistance is used for its intended purpose, amid growing concerns about the misuse of funds.

The New South Wales team have etched their names into State of Origin history, defeating Queensland Maroons 30-12 at Lang Park to claim the 2026 series and become just the fourth Blues side to win an Origin decider in Brisbane.

The Tourism Ministry is calling on farmers to diversify their crop offerings to help reduce Fiji’s reliance on imports.

Construction of the Vakacokotaki Rehabilitation Centre for Children will commence today following yesterday’s groundbreaking ceremony.

Communities are being given a chance to help shape the future of a proposed state-of-the-art Girmit Museum, with the government seeking public input on how to preserve the history and legacy of Girmitiyas.

Farmers in Rakiraki today highlighted several issues affecting them, with the cane payment being the hottest topic of discussion.

The government is encouraging businesses to employ persons with disabilities by taking advantage of new tax incentives.

The term “Fijian” is a colonial construct that does not carry the same cultural and historical meaning as “iTaukei”.

The new Pacific Australia Skills Hub is being established to address Fiji’s workforce shortages, not to meet Australia’s labour needs.

Government scholarships will only fund students enrolled in accredited tertiary programmes under a new partnership between the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service and the Fiji Higher Education Commission.