The Government has approved a series of traffic and parking improvements for the municipalities of Labasa, Nadi, Tavua and Savusavu.

Government will look at establishing key performance indicators for senior civil servants, Permanent Secretaries and Ministers, in a bid to address productivity issues.

The Rakiraki Town Council has raised concerns over a proposed provision in the Public Health Amendment Bill which will allow environmental health officers to enter private properties with only an identification card.

The Finance Ministry says Fiji may need to fundamentally rethink government spending priorities, including the size and structure of the public sector, as operating costs continue to consume a significant share of the national budget.

McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women flyhalf Imeri Nai has reflected on her remarkable journey to professional rugby, revealing she never imagined she would one day be part of the franchise.

Fiji’s civil service grew by 10,000 over the past decade to 42,000 due to increase in police officers, teachers, medical staff and ministries, says Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary Shiri Gounder.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have backed a major shake-up to the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific competition, with organisers confirming an expanded 2027 season featuring more matches and a revamped Finals Series.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association says Fiji’s economy cannot continue relying heavily on a single sector to carry the country’s fiscal burden, warning that key structural reforms remain outstanding.

ANZ Senior Pacific Economist, Dr Kishti Sen, says the 2026-27 National Budget assumed a worst-case set of economic assumptions to project revenue.

Secondary school students in the Central Division are calling for stronger safeguards on social media, warning that unchecked online activity is exposing young people to serious risks.

The Wales rugby team is back on track for their Nations Championship clash against the Fiji Water Flying Fijians this weekend after their preparations had been disrupted by a dispute with the Welsh Rugby Union over match fees.

Youri Tielemans struck a 125th-minute ​penalty as Belgium rallied from two goals down and defeated Senegal 3-2 after extra time in their World Cup last ‌32 clash in Seattle on Wednesday to keep alive their title hopes that had looked dead and buried.