Nearly 12 percent of Fiji’s population around 114,000 people, have left the country since 2018, leaving families and communities grappling with the effects of a growing brain drain.

In a move aimed at reducing economic burden on Fiji’s maritime communities, the government has announced a $300,000 transport subsidy in the 2025-2026 National Budget to support the shipment of building materials to outer islands.

The Young Entrepreneurship Scheme is struggling to keep pace with skyrocketing demand from youth innovators.

Lautoka Hospital has recorded 285 open-heart surgeries and 322 angiograms since rolling out advanced cardiac care.

The Agriculture Ministry has joined forces with the landowning unit of Naselesele Village to transform 1,182 acres of trust land into commercial farmland.

A 34-year-old man charged with one count of unlawful transportation of illicit drugs has been further remanded.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has appointed two new Assistant Ministers, both Independent Members of Parliament who have aligned their support with his government.

Fijians are being urged to take proactive steps in fighting breast cancer as the nation marks Pinktober, the annual breast cancer awareness month.

The government is taking decisive action to address Fiji’s labor market challenges, aiming to secure the country’s future workforce.

Levuka Town Council continues to struggle with serious administrative, financial and infrastructure issues.

The Radio Fiji Two/ Mirchi FM Diwali Dhoom promises a night of vibrant music, lights, and dance, featuring a special performance choreographed by India-born Romvelia Darshana Khatri.

Standing Committee on Economic Affairs chair Sakiusa Tubuna said despite being Government-owned, the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Pte Limited used a commercial approach to self-sustain its operational costs.