The continuous bleeding of revenue from the country by streaming giants such as Netflix and Amazon Prime is a major concern for Fiji.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has refuted allegations of interference in criminal cases involving former government officials.

The Girmit system brought a large number of people from different parts of India to Fiji, and their descendants make up a significant portion of Fiji’s population today.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation hopes to improve the social protection system.

The tonne of cane per tonne of sugar, or the TCTS, was high during last year’s crushing season.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation is proposing that the government support studies on specific areas of recycling in the 2023–2024 national budget.

The Chinese embassy has called on Fiji to uphold the one-China principle, stating that the Taiwan question is a matter of China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on the local media fraternity to be as free as they can ever be following the repealing of the Media Act 2010 recently.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been blamed for some of the missing mail and packages over the last two years.

A sigatoka cane farmer has praised the assistance given by the Sugar Research Institute of Fiji that has resulted in high cane yields for her farm.

The Girmitiyas and the first descendants of the Indian laborers who came to Fiji believed that education was the only way forward for the nation.

Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo says legal practitioners must always value client relations and courtroom etiquette.