Fiji is moving to modernise its maritime sector as feasibility studies target longstanding investment gaps.

The Agriculture Ministry is converting rejected fruits and vegetables into processed goods to cut waste and boost farmer incomes.

Levuka is mounting a strong comeback after nearly forty years of decline, with efforts led by the Town Council’s Special Administrator Ben Naidu.

The Employment Relations Court has ruled that Yatu Lau Company Limited unlawfully and unfairly terminated its Finance Manager and Board Secretary Salote Tuifagalele.

The High Court has sentenced a 34-year-old man to 14 years and nine months in prison for raping his teenage niece.

Frontline agriculture staff in Serua and Namosi are delivering record results despite facing logistical and environmental challenges.

Allegations of open drug sales in Suva have raised serious concerns about law enforcement and public safety.

Widespread anaemia across all age groups is a national concern, says Head of Wellness at the Health Ministry, Dr Devina Nand.

Fiji is facing a mounting freshwater crisis, with almost half of treated water lost through ageing pipes.

Fiji’s film industry has reached a historic milestone as BATI, the country’s first locally produced feature film screens at the New Zealand International Film Festival.  

Police have arrested a 25-year-old car wash worker from Narere after he was found driving a stolen taxi in Lautoka.

Fiji’s insurance sector must become more inclusive and innovative to protect all citizens, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.