Truth and Reconciliation Steering Committee Chair and Minister for Women, Sashi Kiran, says the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is focused on helping Fiji heal from past political crises, rather than punishing individuals involved in previous coups.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has assisted 120 farmers under its Wealth Fund.

Farmers in Korotari, Labasa, are shifting their focus towards sustainable land use, climate-smart agriculture and food security, moving beyond traditional cane farming.

Tourism Fiji has named Fiji Airways as the Premium Event Partner for the Fiji Tourism Exchange 2026, scheduled for March 27–28.

Delayed fire reporting is costing lives and increasing property damage.

Fiji is introducing national sustainability standards to protect its global tourism brand.

Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga has come out strongly against what he calls serious misreporting and misinformation surrounding the sentencing of Chinese national Yin Qing Qing.

Fiji Airports has confirmed that the emergency landing of Sydney-bound Jetstar Airlines flight JQ120 yesterday was due to a suspected oil leak in one of the aircraft’s engines.

The Higher Education Commission Fiji has issued a directive that all student recruitment agencies operating in Fiji must cease operations immediately and contact the HECF to formally register.

The district of Nakasaleka in Kadavu is tightening its efforts to monitor and curb the use of drugs and other harmful substances within its villages.

Farmers from Fiji’s central and eastern divisions are gaining firsthand insight into resilience and innovation through a Farmers Exchange Tour under the LandCare program.

Minister for Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry, Tomasi Tunabuna, says diversifying the sugar industry has been a long-standing goal dating back to his early career as a technical officer.