Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka took responsibility for fostering healing and unity in the wake of past political upheavals, acknowledging the challenges Fiji is expected to face in 2025.

Despite increased security, recent violent brawls in Suva have heightened pressure on law enforcement during the festive season.

Fijians were out and about in parks, nightclubs, and restaurants across Suva yesterday, celebrating the New Year while reflecting on the challenges of 2024.

A heavy rain alert remains in force for Vanua Levu, Yasawa, and Mamanuca groups.

As Fiji enters 2025, leaders and citizens alike are filled with optimism for the year ahead.

Sugarcane farmers welcomed the New Year with a new support initiative, as the Sugar Cane Growers Fund and Pacific Specialist Healthcare signed a Loyalty Card Agreement.

As we enter the year 2025, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong is urging Fijians to embrace the theme of reconciliation and forgiveness, aligning with the government’s commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, as well as Pope Francis’ World Day of Peace message.

The three-member tribunal that was appointed to inquire into allegations of misbehavior against the suspended Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde, has submitted its report to the President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu.

The Suva City Council has expressed serious concerns about the violent behavior displayed by individuals in the Capital.

Fiji is poised for significant progress in reducing its amputation rates, following the launch of a Hyperbaric Chamber at the Pacific Specialist Hospital in Nadi, in collaboration with the Republic of Fiji Navy.

As the year comes to an end, people across the country are excited to celebrate the New Year with family and friends, eagerly saying goodbye to 2024 and welcoming 2025 with joy and hope for the future.

The Suva City Council has announced a new set of policies to assist in staff welfare and growth.