The introduction of an AI-powered credit assessment system by the Fiji Development Bank has sparked concerns over data protection and regulatory oversight.

The government is taking a strong lead in global cyber governance by preparing to sign the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime.

The Ministry of Employment is reviewing its systems and operational plans to better support workers with disabilities, Deputy Secretary Atish Kumar says.

The business community has been urged to push for stronger growth as the economy continues to rise.

The TISI Sangam Nursing School in Labasa continues to grow from strength to strength, producing hundreds of graduates each year and preparing for further expansion to meet national demand.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has ordered an internal investigation into allegations that senior police officers are aiding individuals involved in illegal activities.

The redevelopment of Colonial War Memorial Hospital is advancing rapidly, with essential upgrades now in progress under the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Partnership.

The Ministry of Immigration has announced changes to its passport services which began yesterday aimed at improving efficiency and reducing waiting times for applicants nationwide.

Two unemployed men, both aged 33 from Natokamu settlement in Labasa, have been charged by Police in relation to an assault incident captured in a video from Cawaira, Labasa.

Fiji is facing a worrying rise in HIV cases, with 1,226 new infections reported in the first half of this year, more than double from last year.

Teacher shortages remain a concern as schools prepare to reopen in January 2026.

More than 50 young women from across the country are in Suva to participate in the Young Women’s Forum, on Technology Facilitated Gender Based violence.