The Great Council of Chiefs will meet with the Office of the President next week to discuss a possible official engagement with King Charles III.

The Fiji National University has successfully hosted its first-ever roadshow in Somosomo, Taveuni, marking another milestone in its mission to deliver quality higher education and Technical and Vocational Education and Training to every corner of the country.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has emphasized that while Fiji has strong child protection laws, significant gaps remain in their implementation at the community level.

The Dakuinaroba Bamboo Park in Navunibau Village has been officially opened, marking another milestone in Fiji’s push for sustainable forest management and community-led development.

The Fiji Development Bank says its home loan products are designed to prevent borrowers from falling into financial distress, despite concerns over whether low-income families can cope with rising living costs.

Landing lights at Nadi International Airport have been restored after being temporarily out of operation, resulting in several flight diversions.

Tanoa Plaza Hotel has diverted 32 tonnes of recyclable waste from landfill over the past decade, setting a benchmark for sustainable urban hospitality in Fiji and the Pacific.

Counterstroke Fiji says many people in the country still do not know when or where to seek support for non-communicable diseases.

Vendors at the Nabua Market are alleging unfair competition. They claim sellers outside the market are operating without paying table fees.

The National Federation Party has called on Energy Fiji Limited and the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission to withdraw the proposed electricity tariff increase.

The government says Fiji’s economy remains in a very strong position.

The Ministry of Education is raising concerns over students moving to the next grade without fully mastering key learning skills.