Drug raids are continuing across the country, with authorities confirming the seizure of illicit substances and cash believed to be proceeds of crime.

Nurses are calling for a Commission to be formed to look into the issue of equality of pay.

Medical supply shortages across Fiji and the wider Pacific are expected to ease under a new regional health initiative introducing a pooled procurement system aimed at improving the efficiency, availability, and pricing of essential medical supplies.

A total number of 139 recipients from community groups in the Central and Eastern Divisions received grants under the Multiethnic Ministry’s arts program, marking the second year of its rollout.

Fiji is tightening its grip on financial crime, with Cabinet endorsing key amendments to the Companies Regulations 2015 to boost compliance with global anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing standards.

A man from Denarau in Nadi has been charged after allegedly giving false information to Police about the theft of his vehicle.

The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises and Development (FRIEND) has marked Earth Day 2026 by highlighting community-led climate resilience and livelihood successes in Vunivutu Village and Mouta Settlement in Vanua Levu.

Rooster Poultry (Pte) Limited announced its $45,000 partnership with WOWS Kids Fiji, aimed at supporting the work WOWS Kids Fiji do for children diagnosed with cancer in Fiji and the region.

Fiji’s national outrigger canoeing body is urging the Department of Environment to reject a proposed industrial development in Vuda, warning it could damage one of the country’s key coastal sporting areas.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress says Fiji is failing to meet its constitutional obligation to ensure workers earn a just minimum wage.

A major gap in local governance system is the lack of mandatory reporting by councils to residents on performance, spending and service delivery.

The outsourcing industry faces both pressure and opportunity as global uncertainty reshapes investment, with small and medium businesses likely to be most affected.