Questions were today raised over the scope of police investigation during the ongoing trial linked to Fiji’s largest-ever methamphetamine bust, involving over four tonnes of the illicit drug.

A new World Bank record reveals that less than forty three percent of women in Fiji are active in the labor force.

Despite living within town boundaries, residents of Bouma informal settlement outside Labasa remain cut off from basic services.

In a powerful address at the recent Melanesian summit, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlighted the urgent need for Melanesian countries to stand united in the face of an increasingly fragmented global landscape.

Fiji is boosting its climate change response by investing more in community training, resilient infrastructure, and nature-based defences.

Fiji is on track to launch its Building Permits Approval Subsystem by October, a crucial step in modernizing public service delivery and streamlining business operations under the businessNOW Fiji programme.

Fiji is facing a child protection crisis driven by drugs, abuse, broken families and the silence is deafening.

Fiji is stepping up its fight against a growing wave of cyber-attacks targeting public infrastructure.

The iTaukei Affairs Board faces serious financial transparency issues.

The total number of paid employees in Fiji fell by 17.2 percent in 2021, as businesses continued to feel the effects of the global COVID-19 pandemic.

The cost of building materials in Fiji increased by 0.9 percent in the June quarter of 2025, according to the latest data from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics.

The newly appointed Fiji Pine Trust Board has pledged to prioritise the welfare of landowners.