A 17-year-old student and provisional license holder was among the 14 drivers arrested for drunk driving last night.

China has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding Belt and Road cooperation with Fiji, outlining a wide range of upcoming projects and development initiatives aimed at strengthening economic ties and supporting Fiji’s national development priorities.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation will begin public consultations on the draft Civil Aviation Bill 2026 from Monday aiming to modernize Fiji’s 49-year-old Civil Aviation Act and strengthen the country’s aviation framework.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu says Fiji is facing a national emergency as drugs fuel rising criminal activity, corruption, and an emerging HIV epidemic.

Fiji is battling a sharp spike in HIV infections, marking the highest rise ever recorded in such a short period.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has urged Fiji’s legal community to ensure that upcoming constitutional reforms are transparent, inclusive, and shaped by the people.

There is currently a shortage of farm produce at the Labasa Market due to limited supplies.

The Yatu Lau Arcade has officially reopened after a major $10 million renovation, ushering in new business opportunities and renewed economic activity for Suva.

Kava dieback is spreading across farms, and agriculture authorities say the industry must act fast to protect one of Fiji’s most valuable crops.

The country has recorded a sharp rise in parametric insurance uptake as more families seek protection from severe weather.

Parliament has passed the Credit Union Bill 2025, marking one of the largest financial sector reforms in decades and setting a clear path for a stronger, more resilient credit union system.

Doctors and nurses at Korovou Hospital in Tailevu have received training on Fiji’s updated national diabetes guidelines, as part of efforts to strengthen frontline diabetic care.