Traditional qoliqoli owners from the Vanua o Nabekavu in Nakalou, Macuata are raising concerns over a proposed dredging project at the mouth of the Dreketi River.

Graphic evidence was presented in the Suva High Court as the State closed its case in a murder trial involving Apisai Madigibuli.

Community health workers across Fiji are facing challenges with the timely submission of monthly reports, which are required to access their $200 monthly allowance.

The Fijian stock market, run by the South Pacific Stock Exchange, has made a strong start to 2026, with trading reaching $61.2 million by March.

The Fiji Rental Cars Association is calling for stronger regulation of the industry, warning that illegal operators and current policies are putting pressure on legitimate businesses and affecting tourism.

Fiji Airways today announced the temporary suspension of four flights.

The use of several QR payment platforms has resulted in uneven experiences for consumers and businesses.

Former Deputy Secretary of Public Health Dr Josefa Koroivueta testified that concerns were raised of unethical bias regarding medical equipment procurements in 2011.

More than 60 outstanding students and graduates of The University of the South Pacific were recognised for academic excellence at the Medals and Prizes Ceremony held in Suva.

Fiji’s sugar industry is now grappling with rising fuel costs, adding further strain to farmers already dealing with declining production and labor shortages.

Fiji is moving closer to introducing needle and syringe programs as part of a broader effort to reduce HIV transmission among people who inject drugs, but health officials say the initiative is still in its early stages and requires strong policy and system support before rollout.

Stronger use of geospatial systems is needed across the Pacific to turn shared challenges into real results.