Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad is promising that the 2025-2026 National Budget will be a “responsible budget.”

The proposed Work Care Bill focuses on physical injuries sustained in the workplace; however, it fails to recognize stress-related and occupational health conditions.

Market vendors appreciate seasonal crops like Fijian Asparagus (Duruka) and mandarins, as these significantly boost their income during their peak season.

Nasinu Town Council is working to rebuild trust with ratepayers while extending services to informal settlements within the municipal boundary.

The FNU Foundation received a boost of $10,000, which will benefit underprivileged students and support education-focused initiatives at the University.

The Asian Development Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Ministry of Forestry by providing expertise to assist in drafting the Forest Bill 2025.

The increasing demand for Technical and Vocational Education and Training programs at the Center for Appropriate Technology and Development is putting considerable strain on its resources.

About 338 circuits within the 59 divisions of the Methodist Church of Fiji entered the fourth day of its annual conference today.

Among the more than 200 women showcasing their talents at the 2025 Northern Women Expo in Labasa, one young entrepreneur is capturing hearts not just with her creativity but with her message.

As climate threats intensify, a growing movement in Fiji is turning to Indigenous knowledge and traditional practices, viewing them as powerful tools for building community resilience.

The Pacific Futures Forum is turning long-term vision into action with the launch of the Pacific Futures Report, which outlines 10 transformative themes for regional growth and resilience.

The Agricultural Marketing Authority admits that until the 2023 financial year, its financial systems were largely manual, with critical documentation either missing or poorly maintained.