A new alcohol and other drugs recovery facility launched in Suva recently will be built around Fijian culture rather than replicate treatment models used in other Pacific countries.

Parliament has passed a series of budget amendment bills aimed at strengthening Fiji’s financial regulatory framework while implementing key budget measures for the 2026–2027 financial year.

The Standing Committee on Economic Affairs review has identified several significant issues within Energy Fiji Limited that require focused attention and corrective action.

The Province of Lau has raised concerns that current law leaves parents and teachers uncertain of their authority to discipline children.

Declaring Navua a town will pave the way for expanded government services and infrastructure development.

A police vehicle was damaged yesterday after it was used to stop an alleged car theft in Wailoku.

Fiji is exploring a partnership to equip more women with digital skills that could open doors to online businesses, digital finance and employment.

Health Minister Atonio Lalabalavu says the ministry is strictly posting new doctors to rural and maritime facilities to strengthen primary healthcare.

Liqueurs will be subject to a separate excise duty category under proposed amendments aimed at improving the administration of Fiji’s excise tax regime.

The dispute over the future of the Vatulele Island Resort has taken a new turn, with the resort leaseholder rejecting claims by landowners that the lease should be terminated and the land returned.

The $25 million Racecourse Hotels and Apartments Project is expected to boost economic activity in Ba.

China has pledged to deepen military-to-military cooperation with Fiji, reaffirming its commitment to strengthening bilateral defence ties as both countries seek to contribute to peace and stability in the Pacific.