The Ministry of Public Works says it fully supports the 2025–2026 national budget, highlighting its strong focus on infrastructure and rural energy development.

A group of women at the Namaka Florist Market are using their love for flowers to earn a living and support their families.

The people of Koro Island in the Lomaiviti Group are calling for an additional doctor to serve their community.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga will continue to serve as the Acting Attorney-General.

The National Fire Authority has completed investigation into two major fires this year.

The Anti-Scam Taskforce is warning Fijians about a series of TikTok videos promoting a high-risk online scheme disguised as a foreign investment opportunity.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has declined to comment on the proposed $2 million settlement involving former Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali, stating that the matter is now before the court.

Prominent lawyer Devanesh Sharma and co-counsel Gul Fatima informed the court this morning that former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has been admitted to hospital after suffering a stroke and heart complications on Monday.

The remittance growth driven by labour mobility is expected to further grow by seven percent and stand at $1.4 billion this year says Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh.

Assistant Minister for Justice, Ratu Josaia Niudamu, has emphasized that access to clean water and sanitation must be recognized not merely as development objectives but as essential human rights.

The Unit Trust of Fiji has distributed $7.2 million to its 60,000-plus unitholders.

A comprehensive review of the Police Act 1965 is underway which aims to modernize Fiji’s policing laws to reflect current realities.