The Suva Retailers Association says the ongoing global fuel price crisis is already impacting businesses across Fiji, with rising import costs expected to push prices higher for consumers.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is raising concerns over gaps in the 2013 Constitution, warning that unclear wording could affect criminal accountability.

The Multi-Ethnic Affairs Ministry has introduced stricter accountability measures under its grant programme, making completion reports mandatory for all recipients to strengthen transparency and oversight.

The Suva High Court has deferred the judgment for the permanent stay application for former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica to the 5th of next month.

Over the next four years, between 5,000 and 6,000 people are expected to benefit from job opportunities in Fiji’s outsourcing sector, as the industry works towards expanding its workforce to 15,000 by 2030.

Fiji will see an increase in joint drug operations as authorities step up efforts to combat illegal drug activity across the country.

The National Fire Authority is sounding a strong warning to parents and guardians following a house fire in Sawa Village that left two young children at serious risk.

The National Fire Authority is calling for greater vigilance at home following a house fire in Baulevu, Nausori, yesterday that left five people dead.

The government is moving to reassure sugarcane farmers and counter misinformation, confirming that its financial support for the 2025 crop season remains intact and properly calculated.

Fiji is expected to introduce radiotherapy services, marking a major step forward in cancer treatment for the country and the wider Pacific.

Fiji Rice is stepping up efforts to strengthen the industry.

Pacific Community Principal Strategic Lead for Pacific Women, Mereseini Rakuita, is calling on media organizations to assign senior, credible journalists to investigate and expose the systemic inequalities preventing women from entering Parliament.