Many sugarcane farmers are hesitant to renew their land leases, a trend that is raising serious concerns for the Ministry of Sugar Industry.

The Water Authority of Fiji has launched a new framework aimed at improving the way major infrastructure projects are planned and delivered.

Japan is set to provide vessels to strengthen Fiji’s maritime surveillance and fight growing drug trafficking threats.

Women are among those most severely affected by the growing impacts of climate change, particularly in rural communities where they play a central role in providing food for their families.

The Fiji Taxi Association is urging government relief as rising fuel prices, operating costs, and a 14-year gap in fare review has pushed operators to financial strain.

Fiji is stepping up its fight against dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases through a nationwide control program supported by more than $2 billion worth of assistance from the Hong Kong-based GX Foundation.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade says questions about the cost and operations of Fiji’s diplomatic missions are legitimate and welcomed in any democracy.

Community spirit was on full display in Muanikau today as residents gathered for a Market Day aimed at strengthening unity and neighbourhood ties.

Police are investigating the discovery of two bodies in a hotel room in Suva.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is calling for fuel price announcements to be made earlier, warning that last-minute increases are causing panic buying, long queues, and opportunities for unethical business practices.

The Fiji Teachers Union has rejected any proposal to cut civil servants’ salaries amid rising fuel costs.

Sugarcane farmers are guaranteed $85 per tonne for the 2026 crop season.