Navua has recorded its coldest July night since weather observations began at the weather station, with the temperature dropping to 13.8 degrees Celsius on July 5.

A fire believed to have been caused by unattended cooking has destroyed an outdoor kitchen at the Ministry of Agriculture’s Naweicoba Agriculture Research Station in Nadi.

A total of 47 young people graduated in Vatulele after completing training in Yamaha Outboard Engine Repair and Maintenance, while another 83 participants received their Boat Master Licence and Restricted Master Class 6 certification.

Fiji’s tourism industry is preparing to celebrate top-performing businesses and individuals as the 2026 Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards season officially begins.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources has defended the state’s role as custodian of Fiji’s mineral wealth, describing it as a matter of public trust, equity, and national development.

Fiji’s patient information system is set to improve after the launch of the HIV module, a digital software that securely monitors HIV patient information.

Eleven children were among 16 victims in serious sexual offence cases filed in the High Court by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in June.

National Federation Party Leader and former Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says continued investment in infrastructure projects could help the country achieve economic growth of more than 2.5 percent this year, despite the recent fuel crisis.

Fiji and Australia businesses will focus on navigating global economic uncertainty at the 2026 Joint Business Forum.

The Fijian Elections Office says it is strengthening young people’s understanding of Fiji’s democratic system through a new programme focused on the role of political parties.

Dialogue Fiji has urged the Constitution Review Commission to retain the modern democratic foundations of the 2013 Constitution while addressing what it describes as the excessive concentration of executive power.

The Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Lynda Tabuya, has backed efforts to keep communities clean by providing rubbish bags, gloves, and hand sanitisers to the Tailevu North Netball Association.