Fijians engaged in business, import, and export activities will no longer need to travel to Ministry of Trade branches for enquiries and applications.

Susana Baleira has spent the past two years living on the streets, enduring countless challenges and doing whatever she could to survive.

A 21-year-old nursing student of Lajonia, Labasa, has been charged by the Fiji Police Force Cyber-Crime Task-force team for obtaining financial advantage.

A 36-year-old market vendor of Labasa has been charged for one count of obtaining financial advantage.

For the first time, all major news organisations are joining forces to co-host live town hall meetings with senior government leaders.

The former Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali has been granted leave to apply for judicial review challenging her removal from office by the Suva High Court this morning.

The government will be expanding its water project for rural and maritime communities in the new fiscal year.

Workers who leave the Fiji National Provident Fund will soon have more chances to rejoin and continue saving for retirement, following a recent parliamentary amendment led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad.

A total of 176 villages across the country are expected to benefit from the Village Improvement Scheme in the 2025–2026 financial year.

The government has introduced key reforms to the Banking Act of 1995, aiming to modernize the dissemination of unclaimed money information and improve public access through digital means.

Tackling the country’s rising non-communicable disease crisis will require more on-the-ground efforts, including community-led campaigns.

After nearly two decades behind bars, an inmate is calling on young people not to waste their lives.