Australia’s Minister for the Pacific Pat Conroy says authorities will pursue every dollar owed to Pacific workers affected by the collapse of labour hire company iComply with the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme.

Support for a national living wage is growing within Cabinet, with Information Minister Lynda Tabuya backing the Fiji Trades Union Congress campaign for better worker pay.

Fiji has taken a major step in forest conservation and ecotourism with the opening of the Naduruvatu Gymnosperm Park in Colo-i-Suva — a site now preserving some of the oldest living tree species on earth.

Pacific leaders are turning to digital healthcare and artificial intelligence as Non-Communicable Diseases continue to overwhelm health systems across the region.

The Girmitiyas’ legacy continues to stand as the foundation of one of Fiji’s most enduring international relationships.

The four police officers accused of repeatedly assaulting a man during a raid in March 2024 will remain in custody.

As Fiji wrestles with a rising HIV outbreak alongside an escalating drug crisis, leaders are increasingly turning to one key message: real solutions must come from the community, not just the policy table.

Journalists must remain ethical, independent and courageous in an era increasingly shaped by misinformation, political division and rapid technological change.

Suva High Court Judge Justice Daniel Goundar has questioned the manner in which the Fiji Police Force is treating the case of one of their own, the late Peniasi Racagi.

Fiji’s labour market is facing growing pressure despite a rise in local employment. Skills shortages and rising reliance on foreign workers remain the main concern.

The Consumer Council is calling for greater transparency from Energy Fiji Limited before any proposed fuel surcharge is approved.

The use of artificial intelligence has been raised as a major point of consideration at the inaugural Vice Chancellor’s forum that kicked off this morning in Lami.