Over a recent phone call, the Presidents of two major superpowers discussed ways to strengthen relations between their countries.

The Ministry of Health acknowledges the concerns recently raised by the Fiji Labour Party regarding Tavua Hospital and is working to address the issues highlighted.

A new infrastructure assessment has revealed severe overcrowding, inadequate sanitation and poor accessibility in schools assessed across the Suva-Nausori corridor.

Six people appeared at the Suva Magistrates Court yesterday, charged with allegedly colluding to raise fake tax invoices for services rendered to a shipping company, amounting to over $130,000.

Tropical Cyclone Rae has moved out of Fiji waters.

The heavy rainfall caused by Tropical Cyclone Rae has led to an increase in turbidity, affecting the Water Authority of Fiji’s ability to maintain normal water production levels at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant.

Clean-up efforts have begun in Lakeba, Lau, following the damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Rae.

Residents of Cawaira and Soasoa are hoping that the water level in the area recedes by tomorrow.

Over 1,500 people are taking shelter at the 58 evacuation centres currently active in the country.

The rise in drug use and other social issues is a growing concern that requires collective action, not just law enforcement.

Fiji’s economic vulnerability, rooted in its reliance on imports and sensitivity to global market fluctuations, emerged as a key concern in President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu’s 2025 Parliamentary address.

There is an urgent need for a more comprehensive and robust care system for the elderly population to ensure their long-term well-being, dignity, and respect as they age.