The State has today indicated that they will withdraw the charges against suspended Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner Sevuloni Naucukidi as the complainant in this matter is willing to reconcile.

Firefighters averted a major disaster at Navakamasuasua Subdivision in Labasa late Monday night.

For the first time, Fiji has a digital immunization record system, thanks to a partnership between the Health Ministry and UNICEF, with support from the Government of Japan.

Nausori residents have urged the government to find ways to reduce fuel demand. They highlighted that the conflict in the Middle East could disrupt Fiji’s supply.

Fiji’s ongoing fuel supply concerns could place added pressure on government revenue, with the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service closely monitoring the situation.

Fiji’s bus operators are raising serious concerns over the latest fuel price increase, warning it is putting pressure on the survival of the industry.

A Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence member has raised concerns over how millions of dollars are being spent in Fiji’s sugar industry.

Diabetes cases in Fiji have surged from around 10 percent in 2011 to as high as 16 to 17 percent today, raising serious concerns for health authorities.

Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji, Esala Masitabua, says the proposed National ID Program will not come cheap.

Preparations for Pre-COP31 are gathering pace as Fiji strengthens its collaboration with Australia to shape upcoming global climate discussions.

Fuel prices will surge nationwide from tomorrow, with all divisions recording sharp increases driven by global oil market pressures.

Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel warns that Fiji will feel the effects of rising prices due to the conflict in the Middle East within the next two to three months.