Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau has emphasised the importance of accountability and timely execution in government projects, particularly when foreign aid is involved.

The Indian Division of the Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma has noted a decline in congregation numbers, as revealed during their annual meeting.

Fiji has met with the European Union delegation for the Pacific to discuss opportunities within the Interim Economic Partnership Agreement’s Global Sourcing provision.

Two men alleged to have caused the death of an elderly man following an aggravated robbery in Savusavu last month have been charged with murder.

Folk culture is one of the most powerful mediums for expressing human emotions, deeply rooted in the lived realities of our people and society.

Families are our support systems during good times and in times of need, says Minister for Women and Children Sashi Kiran.

The 2025 Fiji Tourism Exchange has strongly positioned Tourism Fiji to reach its national target of 1.2 million visitors.

Churches across the country are reinforcing their commitment to social justice by adopting a zero-tolerance policy toward domestic violence and crime.

The Agricultural Marketing Authority wrote off over $315,000 in outstanding trade receivables and $89,000 in unsubstantiated payables in the 2023 financial year.

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.