Fiji’s tourism industry is gearing up for a major boost as 105 students from the ServicePro International Tourism Hospitality Institute graduate today, ready to join the workforce.

The police have suddenly revoked the permit for Saturday’s Hindu Unity Gathering, forcing organizers to cancel the spiritual event planned.

The use of a police group chat to circulate a photo of Jonacani Bainimarama, brother of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, was at the centre of today’s testimony by Penieli Ratei in the Suva High Court.

Parliament has passed a motion to fast-track the Trademarks (Amendment) Bill 2025.

Two men are in custody at the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption over bribery charges.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has revealed that both Fiji National University and the University of the South Pacific have strongly challenged the findings of a government-commissioned external review into their performance.

The Lautoka High Court has granted an interim injunction to reinstate Dr. Ram Raju as President of the Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI).

Parliament has called for a comprehensive overhaul of Fiji’s aviation legal framework, alongside strengthened security measures.

The Ministry of Local Government is struggling with over 74,000 physical town planning files stored across the country, many of which are old and damaged.

Fiji is currently home to 26 recognised refugees, many from countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and parts of Africa.

The government is carrying out a limited review of the civil service to improve efficiency and address key issues.

Rural farmers across Fiji are gaining improved access to their farms through new road construction.