The youngest patient registered this year is a 19-year-old woman diagnosed with the rare Gestational Trophoblastic Cancer.

The Miss Fiji Pageant has invited parties raising concerns about its operations to lodge formal complaints, saying it remains open to mediation and roundtable discussions to address any grievances.

The Vanua o Nalolo Great Council of Chiefs meeting focused on executing a key Memorandum of Understanding signed on December 22, 2025, as leaders moved to strengthen the Vanua’s business arms and improve revenue streams for long-term sustainability.

The Fiji Council of Social Services says decisions made in Suva are too often leaving the country’s most vulnerable people struggling on the ground, highlighting clear gaps between policy intent and lived reality.

The Suva City Council has highlighted plans to strategically increase the number of bins across the city to curb the rising trend of illegal waste disposal.

Senior managers of the Ministry of Health and Medical Services have started the year with a crucial three-day National Strategic Planning Workshop at the Pearl Resort in Pacific Harbour, aimed at shaping the future direction of Fiji’s health system.

Eight farmers in the Western Division have received New Farmer Assistance and Lease Premium Renewal grants, as the Coalition Government continues its push to rebuild Fiji’s sugar communities.

Suva City Council says it is working to resolve concerns raised by Nabua market vendors over temporary roadside selling and table fee disparities.

To mobilize private and blended climate finance, the Fiji Development Bank is implementing revised strategies and loan products as part of a GGGI-supported initiative.

Senior citizens in Nadi are expected to receive a boost to their mental and physical wellbeing with the development of a new recreational park for the elderly this year.

More than 6,000 students have received free exercise books as part of a back-to-school assistance program through an education support initiative by the Narere Youth Foundation.

The people of Lomaiviti and Lau have raised concerns that they still lack proper water supply and roads on their islands.