While GCC Chairman Ratu Viliame Seruvakula acknowledged public criticism regarding the council’s relevance, he reassured that groundwork is nearing completion and the real work will begin soon.

The Lautoka Fishers Cooperative has received a major boost to their fishing operations, thanks to a new initiative by the Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry.

The media is being recognized as a powerful tool in Fiji’s efforts to end domestic violence.

Approximately $2 million worth of immediate export deals were generated during the Tonga Business Mission held earlier this month.

The South Pacific Stock Exchange has announced the return of its flagship event – the SPX Annual Awards 2025, scheduled to be held in November.

For the first time, French operator Canal France International, the French Media Development agency (with support from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs), has unveiled the Terra Asia project in Fiji, partnering with the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation and the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development.

The Supreme Court has directed Solicitor General Ropate Green to send out invites to nine parties to check if they wish to participate as interveners in the matter where the Cabinet is seeking the Court’s opinion on the interpretation and application of Fiji’s constitutional amendment provisions.

The Great Council of Chiefs was briefed on challenges posed by the 60 percent rule under current legislation.

Suva now has its first eco-friendly crematorium and memorial gardens, a multi-million-dollar facility that is expected to ease pressure on cemetery space and modernize funeral services in the Capital.

The Pacific Specialist Healthcare has launched a new foundation that aims to provide critical medical treatment to those who cannot afford it in Fiji and the Pacific region.

Another police officer based at the Counter Narcotics Bureau now faces charges in relation to the alleged unlawful importation of more than four kilograms of methamphetamine.

Healthcare is once again expected to be prioritised in the 2025/2026 National Budget, with Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad warning that rising non-communicable diseases among the working-age population are putting the country’s economic future at risk.