The Fijian Development Bank is encouraging young people and fresh graduates to pursue property ownership early in life to benefit from longer repayment periods.

Police officers in the Northern Division have been reminded to uphold professionalism and strengthen community trust in all policing efforts.

Fiji cannot progress if half of its population is missing from the rooms where decisions are made.

FINTEL plays a critical role in safeguarding Fiji’s international connectivity and there is a need to plan ahead as digital demand continues to grow.

The Fiji Bus Operators Association says most public transport users have responded positively to the enforcement of the ‘No Card, No Ride’ policy under the Electronic Fare Ticketing (Omnibus) Regulations 2017.

Families in Waiqaliqali settlement in Maro village, Sigatoka, now have access to clean drinking water for the first time following the commissioning of the Waiqaliqali Settlement Borehole Project.

Fiji Airways has announced new direct flights between the Gold Coast and Nadi, set to launch on June 11th, 2026.

More than 2,000 women, girls and children have already sought help from the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre this year.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has stressed the importance of strengthening risk insurance as a key mechanism for a country that is highly exposed to natural disasters.

The Fiji Development Bank is urging young people, particularly within iTaukei communities, to invest in property early as a way to build long-term financial security and break cycles of inheritance gaps.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has reaffirmed its support for human rights defenders, praising their peaceful and non-violent work in promoting fundamental rights and protecting human dignity.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has raised concerns over the safety of children, particularly those under 16, who are being found unsupervised in public places at night during the festive season.