Concerns are growing over the safety of businesses and consumers in Suva due to an increase in drug-related activities in parts of the city.

The National Federation Party says that Christmas is a time when families and communities across Fiji come together to rest and reflect on shared values of care, fairness, and responsibility towards one another.

The future growth of Seaqaqa as a business centre will depend on how effectively small businesses and vendors seize opportunities and turn effort into income.

Investment Fiji is redefining how it measures success by shifting away from attracting high volumes of investment and instead prioritising quality investment that aligns with Fiji’s national development goals and delivers long-term economic value.

A new higher education centre is expected to open in Fiji within the next three years as the Oceania Institute of Technology is looking to expand its education offerings.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, is urging communities to renew their commitment to protecting children, women, older persons and people living with disabilities.

Sigatoka District School is set to celebrate its rugby legacy as two of its standout talents, Rupeni Raviyawa and James Tuituba, proudly return wearing their Junior All Blacks jerseys.

Jeremiah Raibevu College principal Merewalesi Tuloma says sport remains a powerful tool in keeping students positively engaged, particularly during the festive season.

Police are urging minors to stay away from nightclubs and late-night venues this festive season, warning that alcohol-related disturbances are on the rise and that young people risk serious legal and life-long consequences.

Diabetes Fiji Executive Director Kini Marawa says the true scale of diabetes in Fiji is likely far higher than current figures, with new national data still awaiting release by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is urging consumers to remain alert while shopping this Christmas season, warning that increased spending, promotions and online shopping create more opportunities for unscrupulous traders to mislead customers.

Despite fluctuating root crop prices nationwide this Christmas, farmers in Labasa are keeping dalo affordable, helping families manage rising living costs during the festive season.