A Seaqaqa cane farmer has called for a leadership shake-up at the Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC), arguing that years of government funding have failed to improve the industry’s performance while growers continue to shoulder rising costs.

The Vanua of Vuda has entered a period of mourning following the passing of its paramount chief Ratu Eparama Kitione Tavaiqia who died last Thursday at the age of 95.

A new nationwide service delivery protocol is expected to strengthen Fiji’s response to domestic violence and child protection by improving coordination between government agencies and support organisations.

NCDs are threatening the future of Fijians, with BSP Life warning that many may not live long enough to enjoy the benefits of the insurance policies they have taken out to protect their families.

The tourism industry is being encouraged to put local farmers in the spotlight by acknowledging the people behind the food served to visitors and guests.

The Suva Magistrates Court has given time to the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to review the bail variation application made by Zoe Maharaj.

The Government is moving to create employment and training pathways for young people leaving residential care, as part of efforts to help vulnerable youths become independent after turning 18.

Fiji is positioning itself at the centre of international climate negotiations as preparations for the Pre-COP31 Meeting gather momentum.

Namosi landowners are demanding answers over how their concerns will be reflected in Fiji’s mining law reforms.

A father who hit his young daughter with a cane knife has avoided jail after the High Court suspended his sentence.

Fiji has strengthened its defence partnership with Indonesia by taking part in the multinational Exercise Garuda Canti Dharma III 2026 peacekeeping exercise in Bogor.

A 70-year-old man and a 67-year-old woman have died following a three-vehicle collision in Navua yesterday afternoon.