Taxi operators in Labasa are calling on the government to consider assistance measures as rising fuel prices continue to put pressure on their livelihoods.

Leaders in Lomaiviti Province are taking a proactive approach to tackle growing social issues, with a renewed focus on drug awareness, education and infrastructure.

Former McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women’s strength and conditioning coach Tavaita Rowati says she is delighted to be back with the side after a two-year absence.

New Zealand Rugby has denied reports it is trying to prevent Hurricanes winger Fehi Fineanganofo from joining Newcastle Red Bulls next season.

The Embassy of the State of Israel will reopen today in Suva after a lapse of 36 years, marking what the government calls a ‘milestone’ in Fiji and Israel’s relations.

A leadership model built on shared responsibility and opportunity is reshaping how talent is recognised and developed within Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited and the Pacific Recycling Foundation, as the organisations elevate grassroots experience into formal leadership roles.

Fijians can now access over 20,000 hardware and home improvement products from Australia through the new Bunnings Pacific online store.

Global companies are using AI at their Indian hubs to bring more creative work in-house, cutting turnaround time and their reliance on external agencies for advertising as the new technology reshapes the ​ad industry.

Improving support for Fijians living, working and travelling overseas is a key priority in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ 2026-2027 budget submission.

The Labasa Town Council has stepped up efforts to improve public safety by clearing overgrown trees and vegetation at Lions Park, a move aimed at discouraging illegal activities and making the area safer for residents.

John Travolta’s star power was so overwhelming it led to the shutting down of filming on Saturday Night Fever.

Fiji’s upcoming 2026–2027 National Budget will place strong emphasis on national security, with key plans to establish new security institutions and strengthen existing agencies.