The growing drug crisis in Fiji is no longer just a national security concern, but a matter of national survival says Faith Harvest Church Senior Pastor Manasa Kolivuso.

The Fiji Police Force and the Labasa Town Council have clarified that the area where fish vendors have been fined for parking is owned by the Fiji Sugar Corporation and was never officially designated as a vendor parking space.

Police must act swiftly on tips regarding the drug trade and provide a secure line to protect informants, says Ashish Prasad, a Nabua Crime Prevention Committee member and retired teacher.

Consultations over proposed changes to Fiji’s employment laws continued before the Standing Committee on Economic Affairs today.

Miss American Samoa, Tofoi Unutoa, is bringing military discipline and leadership to the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant currently underway in Nadi.

Fijians are urged to take precautions as hot, humid, and wet weather persists.

Residents in Navua have raised key community concerns during a consultation meeting led by the Assistant Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Shalend Kumar, at Rampur College.

Repairs have commenced on the Waidamudamu wooden bridge along Korotari Road in Labasa, following a fire incident earlier this month in which the structure was deliberately set alight.

The erosion of the rule of law poses a serious threat to democracy, development, and social stability worldwide, Commonwealth Secretary-General Shirley Botchwey has warned.

The Koronivia Research Station in Nausori continues seeking solutions for kava dieback, though progress remains limited.

The National Fire Authority is strengthening its emergency services by establishing new fire stations and substations across key areas.

Sugar cane growers face severe financial hardship after record levels of stand-over cane during the 2025 season.