Work will begin soon on the Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge, a vital transport link for those traveling to and from the Lami corridor.

Savusavu vendors and shoppers celebrate the opening of the new $5.87 million market, ending a long wait since 2017.

The South Pacific Tourism Exchange 2025 is promoting sustainable tourism in the region.

87-year-old Jai Raji who hails from Wainikoro, Labasa shares the hard-ships endured by those brought to Fiji as indentured laborers.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has reported a concerning increase in complaints against several electronics businesses run by a single family.

The New Zealand Government has recently approved funding for a Country Liaison Officer for Fiji, focusing on enhancing the Recognised Seasonal Employer Work Scheme.

Maintaining a healthy diet remains one of the biggest challenges in managing diabetes among children in Fiji.

The Fiji Police Force will set up a new K9 unit in Savusavu to help fight drug trafficking through the busy port.

A direct descendant of a Girmitiya is urging young Fijians to remember the sacrifices and resilience of indentured labourers who helped build the foundation of the country’s economy.

France remains a strategic partner for Fiji at the bilateral, regional, and multilateral levels.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad has defended the Government’s use of VAT revenue and economic policies, citing official inflation data and increased public investment.

Work is progressing on two multipurpose evacuation centres aimed at enhancing disaster resilience in remote villages in Ra and Cakaudrove.