Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has condemned the misuse of state vehicles, labelling it irresponsible.

Lautoka cane farmer Ajendra Sharma believes stronger incentives are needed to encourage more growers to remain in the sugar industry.

The Sugarcane Growers Council has submitted to the Sugar Industry Tribunal to reopen the railway system for cane delivery.

The Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel is calling on real estate agents to embrace structured training within the industry to meet changing market dynamics, adding that professional learning is an investment in credibility and public trust.

Applications for the government’s Multi-Ethnic Grant have increased fourfold in just one year, highlighting growing demand from communities across Fiji for funding to improve community facilities.

Teaching children to care for the environment from a young age is key to building a cleaner and more sustainable Fiji, according to the Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Lynda Tabuya.

The National Training and Productivity Centre of the Fiji National University has committed to delivering industry-relevant training to strengthen ethics, customer service, and professionalism in the real estate sector.

Film lovers across Fiji will soon enjoy the very best of European cinema as the European Film Festival returns for its fifth edition, running from July 16 – 25.

Authorities are warning that drug dealers are increasingly using the real estate market to launder illicit money.

Rural development and government services in Ba can expect a boost after the opening of the refurbished district office in Nadarivatu.

Former coup leader George Speight has made it clear that he supports calls for the removal of constitutional immunity after similar calls were also made by the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Great Council of Chiefs member Ro Naulu Mataitini and former journalist Joe Nata.

Efforts to preserve and promote the Hindi language are gaining renewed attention, with National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad urging families and communities to play a greater role in keeping the language alive.