Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the government has intensified its efforts over the past two years to improve the standard of living for all citizens, focusing on key areas such as housing, sanitation, and access to essential services.

The Fiji Psychological Society is urging balance as digital platforms grow in mental health care and social engagement.

The Fiji Nursing Association says they remain committed to improving the working conditions and professional standing of nurses across the country.

In the aftermath of the recent flooding in the Western Division, Acting Chief Health Inspector Luke Vonotabua is visiting the Environmental Health team and delivering crucial supplies to aid in the Western Division’s recovery efforts.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is calling for a shift in focus and a collective effort to break the cycle of violence against women, girls, and children this year.

Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka has labelled as ‘incorrect and false’ reports by overseas media that members of a foreign airline’s crew are being detained over alleged theft and sexual assault claims where they were the victims.

Despite assurances by ANZ Fiji that it has fixed a payment system outage that impacted customers over the past 3 days, salaries sent to the bank on Monday were returned to businesses today.

Amid challenges in Fiji’s healthcare system, the government is collaborating with local private hospitals and international partners to strengthen healthcare services.

Ease of doing business and more focus on compliance are some of the top priorities for the Suva Retailers Association this year.

Residents of Batiniwai Settlement in Caubati welcomed the New Year with access to reliable and safe solar street lights.

Domestic violence remains a pervasive issue with financial dependency emerging as a barrier preventing women from leaving abusive relationships.

The Suva City Council has outlined plans to improve service delivery for residents, prioritizing quality and efficiency throughout 2025.