The Fiji Vocational Technical Training Centre for Persons with Disabilities has made a powerful statement in its first-ever appearance at the Coca-Cola Games, marking a historic milestone for the school and its para athletes.

Fiji’s annual headline inflation remained in negative territory and stood at -0.8 percent in March, according to the Fiji Bureau of Statistics.

The search for nine people missing at sea has been suspended following a thorough multi-day effort.

The persistent attempts to fuel division between the two security forces, when the majority of people support increased drug operations, are highly questionable.

A proposal challenging State ownership of mineral and seabed resources in favour of iTaukei landowners has become a key flashpoint in the constitutional review.

While short-term fuel supply has been stabilized through recent diplomatic engagements, the broader priority now lies in strengthening Fiji’s long-term energy security framework.

A major transformation is underway at Nausori International Airport, with the long-awaited terminal redevelopment and runway expansion marking the first major upgrade in over six decades.

For Satini Rokoimoala, there could be no better birthday gift than making his debut at the Coca-Cola Games.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School’s silver medalist in the junior girls’ high jump, Tamara Ralagi, described her victory at the Coca-Cola Games as bittersweet following the recent passing of her mother just days ago.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu says Fiji is at a critical turning point, with a rare opportunity to develop a Constitution that could stand the test of time without the political instability that shaped past versions.

Fixed fines for littering will rise from $40 to $200 under the Litter Amendment Bill 2026.

Fiji’s Public Health Act 1935 is no longer fit for purpose as the country grapples with rising non-communicable diseases, repeated disease outbreaks and growing climate-driven health risks.