Fresh concerns have now been raised in relation to the surge in in tuberculosis cases linked to the country’s growing HIV epidemic.

Fiji has been steadily strengthening its economy over the years and is aiming for robust, sustained growth in 2025.

The Ministry for Women, Children and Social Protection is set to implement the Child Protection Bill in the 2025–2026 National Budget.

The Ministry of Communications is hopeful that, in the next financial year, vital resources will be allocated for the implementation of the Computer Emergency Response Team, or CERT.

One in four Fijians live below the basic needs poverty line, according to Minister Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund held a belated celebration of Ratu Sukuna Day yesterday.

Australia is taking further steps to ensure Pacific workers in the PALM scheme receive fair pay, secure working conditions, and vital protections especially in lower-skilled and seasonal jobs where vulnerability is higher.

The University of Fiji reinforced its commitment to tackling plastic pollution as it marked World Environment Day 2025.

Fiji recorded 1,583 new HIV cases with the iTaukei community accounting for the vast majority.

An investigation is underway into an alleged break-in at the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption warehouse in Raiwai on Tuesday night.

Kava farmers in Nadua, Wainunu, Bua are facing a sharp drop in production.

Assistant Police Commissioner Aporosa Lutunauga says the Force is facing serious challenges in retaining its officers, as many are being drawn away by outside opportunities.