The National Federation Party is mourning the passing of Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations Minister and Member of Parliament Agni Deo Singh.

A fire broke out at a supermarket in Tavua this morning, prompting a response from police and fire authorities.

The Fiji Medical Association is calling for stronger action to address workforce shortages, healthcare resources, and the growing challenges facing Fiji’s health system.

The Micro-Qualification Grant Scheme will be phased out as part of changes to the 2027 Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service programmes.

A man charged with attempted aggravated burglary and damaging property at the Queen Elizabeth Baracks did not appear in court.

Female taxi operators are raising concerns over long working hours, warning that driver fatigue could put both drivers and passengers at risk.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has passed away in Brisbane today, the Office of the Prime Minister has confirmed.

The Government has begun consulting children as it considers restricting social media use for those aged 16 and under.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is urging members of the public to remain vigilant following an increase in reported respiratory illness activity recorded in the latest Flu Tracking Fiji Weekly Interim Report.

The Health Ministry’s access to cheaper medicines could be affected if the country’s procurement options are limited under the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union Treaty.

Fiji Ports Terminal Chair Pita Wise has been appointed as the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Public Enterprises.

Japanese visitor arrivals to Fiji are on an upward trajectory, rising from around 8,600 in 2025 to approximately 9,500 for the 12 months to July 2026, supported by two weekly flights from Narita.