People living with HIV face an increased risk of developing cancers and other serious health complications as the virus weakens the body’s immune system.

Fiji’s limited maritime surveillance and operational capacity is forcing the Government to prioritise security operations within 12 nautical miles of its coastline.

Maritime security agencies are operating with overlapping responsibilities, outdated legislation and inconsistent intelligence sharing.

Nine community-based tourism enterprises in the Northern Division have been selected to receive infrastructure support under the World Bank-funded World Eco-Project.

Labasa could soon be welcoming another popular fast-food chain, adding to the growing commercial development in the Northern Division.

The Ministry of Information is still waiting for a travel agent to reimburse the difference on a $48,872 airfare booked for Minister Lynda Tabuya’s trip to Israel.

Former scholarship recipients who default on overseas repayment agreements could now face action against their guarantors.

Social Democratic Liberal Party leader Aseri Radrodro says while he remains respectful of Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Coalition partners, that respect must be mutual.

Two Fiji Corrections Service officers have been disciplined for abusing and obstructing police officers during a night patrol in Suva.

Forty-eight schools along the Suva-Nausori corridor have been identified as needing urgent upgrades to their water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.

Teachers across Fiji will no longer need to travel to Suva to apply for or renew their teaching registration, following the launch of the Fiji Teachers Registration Authority’s online portal.

Fiji’s yachting sector contributed an estimated $57.4 million to the economy in 2025, with spending benefiting marinas, local businesses and island communities beyond the main tourism centres.