Fiji has reinforced its regional leadership in reproductive health by launching its national family planning commitments, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals.

National Geographic’s Pristine Seas program has launched the third phase of its marine research expedition in Fiji, aiming to explore and gather vital data on the country’s protected marine species.

Fiji will get to know where it currently stands in terms of non-communicable diseases by the end of this year.

Fiji has been appointed Vice-President of the 30th Session of the International Seabed Authority Assembly, now underway in Kingston, Jamaica.

Fiji’s construction sector saw a slowdown in the March quarter of 2025, with the total value of work put in place estimated at $130.2 million.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has asked the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji to provide an explanation regarding allegations made against it by Goundar Shipping Limited.

The Health Ministry is urging stronger inclusion of HIV and other health-related topics in the school curriculum, amid growing concern over rising HIV infections in Fiji.

Eleven female university students took part in a two-day Women in Technology program hosted by KPMG Fiji, where they explored careers in tech, developed practical skills, and connected with industry mentors.

A group of women from residential communities around Labasa are using the Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival as an opportunity to earn income under one united banner.

A farm manager from Matailakeba closer to Seaqaqa, has shared his unique story of being invited as a special guest at the recent Tui Nayau installation on Lakeba, Lau.

Large corporations are being called upon to take greater responsibility in addressing the effects of climate change by actively engaging in environmental rehabilitation efforts, specifically through the planting of mangroves along coastal areas.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has clarified that landowners of the Monasavu Hydro Dam site cannot claim a share of the dam’s electricity revenue because all rivers and water in Fiji legally belong to the State.