Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad said Fiji has prepared robust domestic policies to offset any potential negative effects from US trade negotiations.

A group of year six and seven students from a private school in Nadi were reportedly left shaken this afternoon after allegedly being verbally and physically abused by a resort owner in Rakiraki.

Three senior employees of the Ministry of Education, who also hold executive roles within the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union, have filed legal proceedings against their employer, alleging victimization linked to a rugby controversy.

All individuals involved in one of the largest drug importation cases have been found guilty by the Lautoka High Court.

Lakeba Island in the Lau group is facing a growing drug problem, with concerns that its coastal location is being used for drug drop-offs.

The VAT Compliance Campaign has uncovered approximately $45 million in tax liabilities, with $30 million already collected in cash.

Small farmers in Fiji are losing out due to unstable crop prices and middlemen taking big cuts.

Many patients in Fiji are struggling to afford adult diapers, a basic health need that remains too expensive for many.

Fiji and the UK will work more closely on climate change, education, and cultural ties under new plans by the new British High Commissioner to Fiji, Kanbar Hossein-Bor.

Fiji’s net international investment position (IIP) stood at negative $15.7 billion as of 31st March this year.

A recent study on how iTaukei men view violence against women has drawn strong criticism from feminist advocates and organisations for excluding the voices of survivors and relying solely on a small group of educated, urban men.

The Fiji Police Force states it can only take legal action against a Fijian national recently deported from the Federated States of Micronesia for sexual abuse if a formal complaint is lodged.