Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo has hit back at criticism over the size of government, saying the real focus should be on building strong institutions.

The first-ever Interventional Nephrology Pacific Outreach has been hailed a success.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association welcomes the Central Liquor Tribunal’s focus on long-standing concerns about inconsistent interpretation and application of Fiji’s outdated liquor licensing laws.

Investment indicators in Fiji signal generally positive performance, but the prevailing high-cost environment continues to weigh on activity, according to the Reserve Bank of Fiji’s latest economic review.

The government will soon roll out 126 Starlink internet sites to improve connectivity in remote areas, including parts of Vanua Levu.

The energy and transport sectors continue to top Fiji’s greenhouse gas emissions, according to the country’s Initial Biennial Update Report presented in Parliament.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation has expressed concern about the exploitation of children in sports settings, noting that during events like rugby tournaments, children are often expected to clean up after adults.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has congratulated Anthony Albanese for his re-election as Australia’s Prime Minister.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has identified key areas to address gaps in Fiji’s insurance industry, including the need to modernise the 1998 Insurance Act.

Fiji is ramping up its digital infrastructure with support from the US government.

The Foundation for the Education of Needy Children Fiji held its Western Division walkathon yesterday, starting from Churchill Park and ending at Natabua High School Hall in Lautoka.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua expressed concern over racist online comments regarding the 2025 scholarship distribution, particularly those targeting the iTaukei community.