Fiji is stepping up efforts to reduce its heavy reliance on imported dairy products with the commissioning of a new semi-indoor feed facility at the Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute.

Business development and progress in the Northern Division should motivate local young entrepreneurs to invest, rather than relying solely on large companies and overseas investors.

The Government has confirmed it will not pursue an appeal against a recent High Court ruling in the matter of Barbara Malimali v The President of Fiji and Others, signalling its acceptance of the Court’s decision and reaffirming its commitment to the rule of law and constitutional governance.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji has assured the Standing Committee on Social Affairs that it remains financially stable and operationally effective.

A 24-year-old man charged with obtaining financial advantage by deception has been released on police bail.

The Fiji Performing Rights Association Awards are returning after a two-year hiatus, with organisers promising a refreshed approach for 2025.

Registrar of Political Parties Ana Mataiciwa has rejected the application for registration by the proposed ‘NextGen Alliance Party’.

Littering remains the country’s ongoing concern.

Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Dr. Raijeli Taga, has met with officials at the Fiji High Commission in Wellington during an official visit to New Zealand.

34- year- old Jonathan Hill who is alleged to have been involved in a major drug smuggling operation in Vatia, Tavua has applied for a constitutional redress raising serious allegations of abuse and misconduct by police during his arrest and detention.

2025 marked a clear turning point in Fiji’s inflation cycle as conditions shifted from lingering stickiness to broad disinflation and steep deflation.

The Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, has issued a powerful call to action, declaring that employment for persons with disabilities is a fundamental human right not charity, not sympathy, and not optional.