The cost of housing development in the country is rising, and alongside it, the availability of land is becoming scarce.

A breakdown in community trust due to the actions of certain church ministers is pushing the Methodist Church in Fiji to reconsider how it equips leaders for pastoral work.

China continues to pledge its support for Fiji’s development, regardless of global economic challenges.

Residents in the Nausori area have expressed their disappointment over the closure of several retail supermarkets due to non-compliance with sanitary conditions and hygienic practices.

Recent downpours and high temperatures have triggered a spike in dengue fever cases in the Western Division.

Cabinet has discussed the need for strategic policy decisions to improve education quality based on the final results of the 2024 Fiji Year 8 Examination, Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination and Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination.

The Ministry of Agriculture has introduced a targeted training program in Nukuloa, Lutu and Wainibuka to help dairy farmers enhance production and ensure high milk quality.

Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has died, the Vatican said in a video statement on Monday, ending an often turbulent reign marked by division and tension as he sought to overhaul the hidebound institution.

Fiji’s ability to deal with deepening social issues is being held back by a weakening relationship between the churches and the vanua.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has accused the Employment Ministry of disregarding legal procedures by allowing the Chairperson of the Wages Council to consult employers independently.

Fiji still faces major gaps in turning gender equality commitments into real change for women.

Fiji’s cultural sector is set for a major policy shift as consultations begin on integrating culture, heritage and arts into the 2025–2026 National Development Plan.