Community spirit was on full display in Muanikau today as residents gathered for a Market Day aimed at strengthening unity and neighbourhood ties.

Police are investigating the discovery of two bodies in a hotel room in Suva.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is calling for fuel price announcements to be made earlier, warning that last-minute increases are causing panic buying, long queues, and opportunities for unethical business practices.

The Fiji Teachers Union has rejected any proposal to cut civil servants’ salaries amid rising fuel costs.

Sugarcane farmers are guaranteed $85 per tonne for the 2026 crop season.

The people of Yasawa-i-Rara are urgently seeking assistance as coastal erosion and rising seas threaten their community.

The Consumer Council supports the effort to modernize public health law but believes several provisions require fine-tuning to ensure fairness, accountability, and the protection of individual rights.

National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says the government should consider reviewing fuel taxes to provide relief across all sectors of the economy.

The expansion of Fiji’s Return and Earn programme is creating employment opportunities while encouraging recycling across the country.

The Fijian Teachers Association is calling on parents to prioritise vernacular learning as part of their children’s education, warning that some families are increasingly viewing the subject as an unnecessary burden.

The Land Transport Authority has refuted recent media reports alleging that it has failed to address illegal Public Service Vehicle operations.

A grieving mother is demanding answers following the death of her 30-year-old son at the Valelevu Health Centre last night.