The private sector is expected to play a more active role in addressing the rising cost of living in Fiji, while also adopting fair pricing and improved operational efficiencies.

The Water Authority is hopeful that the upcoming upgrade of the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant will significantly improve the water supply in the area.

A flash flood alert remains in force for small streams and low-lying, flood-prone areas in the interior and eastern half of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.

Fijian seasonal workers heading overseas will now receive financial literacy training to help them manage their earnings.

Fiji National University is boosting its international presence through education tourism, aiming to attract students from Asia, particularly India, China, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and the Philippines.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has set a new limit of $250,000 on additional and voluntary contributions per financial year.

A series of targeted measures aimed at easing traffic congestion on key routes and choke points will soon be trialed.

The Health Ministry is being urged to introduce needle-syringe programs to help curb the rising number of HIV cases in Fiji.

We cannot recall FICAC witnesses if Barbara Malimali is still in office as Commissioner.

The High Court has ordered the Fijian government to pay former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama $2,000 for failing to file documents on time in his case seeking unpaid gratuity, pension, and other entitlements.

The South Pacific Stock Exchange has noted an increase in walk-ins as interest in the stock market gains traction.

A man has been remanded for charges of sexual offenses committed against a minor.