The Ministry of Employment has launched its Communication Strategy 2026–2029 in a major push to improve public engagement, strengthen transparency, and ensure Fijians receive accurate and timely information about government services.

Fiji is rapidly cementing its place as the Pacific’s technology powerhouse, with global industry leaders pointing to the country’s aggressive embrace of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital innovation.

The National Fire Authority is working to strengthen rules on fire safety equipment and construction materials to reduce fire risks and improve compliance standards across Fiji.

More than 11,000 people in rural Ba are expected to benefit from upgraded water and sanitation services at Namau Nursing Station, Balevuto Health Centre and Nailaga Health Centre.

President Donald Trump has predicted a swift end ‌to the war with Iran as Tehran considers a US peace proposal that sources say will formally end the conflict.

Extra Bula FC head coach Stephane Auvray has praised his players’ resilience despite their late 1-0 loss to South Island United in the OFC Pro League Leaders Group clash.

Vigils are to be held across Australia on Thursday to remember a 5-year-old girl who was allegedly murdered two weeks ago.

Lautoka Football Club president Shalendra Prasad is urging fans and supporters to come out in numbers and rally behind the team when they face Labasa in a crucial Extra Premier League encounter this Sunday at Churchill Park.

The Fiji Police Force has issued a fresh warning against the spread of rumours and unverified allegations on social media as investigations continue into claims linking a senior Government official to a person of interest.

The Fiji Police Force has completed a major corruption investigation involving eleven senior police officers, following explosive allegations linked to leaked Viber messages suggesting ties to the illicit drug trade.

The Ministry of Agriculture has provided a rice harvester to the Nakaulevu Cooperative in Navua to support the revival of rice farming in Fiji.

Singapore’s education minister has confirmed that teachers are allowed to use caning to discipline unruly students in certain cases.