Taxi operators are calling for the current taxi fare to be maintained for the next three months, warning that a reduction from October 1 could push more operators out of the industry.

Fiji will remain free to question Australia on climate change and carbon emissions under the proposed Vuvale Union Treaty.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is calling on Fijians to use their freedom of expression responsibly while respecting differing views.

Fiji is drawing on New South Wales Government practices to strengthen its ongoing Civil Service reform.

Concerns have been raised over whether Government subsidies to sugarcane farmers are being properly targeted, with questions about whether more support should go to farmers who contribute most to production.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party is warning that allowing foreign companies and governments to fund political parties could put Fiji’s sovereignty at risk.

The trial of a man accused of raping and sexually assaulting an airline cabin crew member began at the Lautoka High Court yesterday.

Nasinu Town Council is opposing plans to build the replacement for Colonial War Memorial Hospital at Valelevu Grounds.

The Pacific Islands Literacy and Numeracy Assessment 2025 report has highlighted significant literacy challenges across the region, with more than half of Year Four students failing to meet expected reading proficiency standards.

Complaints to Nasinu Town Council have increased, but officials say the rise reflects better reporting rather than declining service delivery.

The arrival of the 101st Peace Corps cohort marks another milestone in the program’s long-standing partnership with communities across Fiji.

Five visually impaired students at Lautoka School for Special Education now have greater access to Braille learning after Aspen Medical donated two new braillers to the school.