Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya has condemned the violent attack on FBC senior journalist Apenisa Waqairadovu outside court yesterday, saying Fiji cannot tolerate any assault on media personnel who are simply doing their job.

Government has defended Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji’s decision to shut down Sunflower Aviation’s maintenance operations.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has again called gender-based violence a national crisis, saying Fiji cannot ignore the reality that almost two in three women who have been in a relationship have experienced physical or sexual violence.

Suva One will be out to defend their boys’ title at the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games when the tournament gets underway later this week.

The Fiji Roads Authority is advising that a number of roads and low-level crossings in the Northern Division remain flooded and closed to traffic following heavy rain overnight.

Fiji has taken a major step in linking sustainability with economic growth through the launch of the Lagi 2025 Exhibition, a project that combines art, renewable energy, and tourism.

The football community is grieving the loss of Suva women’s player Vane Lolo Tukania, who died following a hit-and-run accident along Ratu Dovi Rd in Nadera on Saturday.

With many of their athletes set to make their debut at the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games, Tailevu team manager Ilaisa Deke says community support will be crucial this week.

Minister for Social Protection Sashi Kiran says the decision to increase the age eligibility of the Transport Assistance Scheme from 60 to 65 years was made after a comprehensive review social protection system.

CWM Hospital Surgical Registrar Dr. Ana Tugia says Fiji has made significant progress in diabetic care over the past decade, despite being a lower-middle-income country and continuing to face resource constraints.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways has clarified that there is no blanket ban on transporting livestock to and from Fiji’s maritime islands, stressing that current measures are risk-based, legally required, and aimed at protecting farmers and disease-free island communities.

The Vodafone Fiji Bati, a team that has never missed the quarterfinals of a Rugby League World Cup since 2008, are now staring down one of their hardest challenges yet after being placed in a brutal Pool A for the 2026 edition in Australia.