The fourth accused in one of Fiji’s biggest drug cases has denied knowing he was helping move over four tonnes of methamphetamine.

Fiji is already at a public health tipping point and Non-Communicable Diseases are driving the crisis.

The Ministry of Agriculture is stepping up efforts to fight the kava dieback disease threatening farmers’ livelihoods.

The government is investing millions to build and upgrade ports and bridges in Fiji’s rural and maritime islands to improve connectivity and access.

Local Pacific producers will get targeted mentoring to align their products with tourist demands through a new regional project led by the Food and Agriculture Organization.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji States that consumption is rising sharply across the country but business investment remains sluggish.

Fiji and Australia are ramping up security cooperation to confront rising regional threats following a high-level meeting in Canberra between Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Australia’s Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke.

Tourism recovery is underway but remains weaker than hoped, according to the Reserve Bank of Fiji’s June 2025 Economic Review.

The Fiji Medical Association is raising alarm over the Health Ministry’s failure to release updated HIV data for this year.

More than 120 children under 18 have been diagnosed with mental illness in the past five years, most with a history of drug use.

The new Fiji Education Commission faces a massive task to reform the country’s education system.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad is urging stronger governance in schools to improve education quality across Fiji.