After 26 years of persistent pleas amid rising seas and coastal erosion, the Yavusa Vulagi of Nasilai village in Nakelo, Tailevu, finally saw their prayers answered with the official launch of a $1.57 million seawall yesterday.

Island representatives from Kadavu attending the National Rural Development Plan consultation have raised concerns over the ongoing lack of reliable internet connectivity on the island.

The Fijian Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the United Arab Emirates on the mutual recognition of seafarers’ certificates of competency, marking a significant step forward for Fiji’s maritime sector.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran have welcomed the Canadian High Commissioner to Fiji, Jennifer Lalonde, and the Canadian Secretary of State for International Development, Randeep Sarai yesterday at Nadi International Airport.

The Fijian stock market has recorded its strongest performance in more than a decade last year, with trading activity, dividends and investor participation all rising sharply, according to the South Pacific Stock Exchange.

Fiji is among 75 countries affected by a new decision by the United States Government to suspend immigrant visa processing, as part of an expanded immigration crackdown under the Donald Trump administration.

Our national airline’s ‘Meet the Makers’ series has released its latest story in its mission to celebrating local artisans who’s creativity and craft elevate Fiji Airways world-class inflight experience.

The youngest patient registered this year is a 19-year-old woman diagnosed with the rare Gestational Trophoblastic Cancer.

The Miss Fiji Pageant has invited parties raising concerns about its operations to lodge formal complaints, saying it remains open to mediation and roundtable discussions to address any grievances.

The Vanua o Nalolo Great Council of Chiefs meeting focused on executing a key Memorandum of Understanding signed on December 22, 2025, as leaders moved to strengthen the Vanua’s business arms and improve revenue streams for long-term sustainability.

The Fiji Council of Social Services says decisions made in Suva are too often leaving the country’s most vulnerable people struggling on the ground, highlighting clear gaps between policy intent and lived reality.

The Suva City Council has highlighted plans to strategically increase the number of bins across the city to curb the rising trend of illegal waste disposal.