Rising pressure on Fiji’s economy, driven by debt concerns, cost-of-living strains and questions over fiscal management, has triggered a sharp political clash.

For many kava vendors, what was once a reliable source of income has become a daily struggle for survival.

The defence lawyers for former senior government officials involved in a 2011 Health Tender trial have moved for a no case.

The Fiji Museum is urgently seeking additional funding to continue one of the country’s largest heritage preservation initiatives.

A proposed eco-tourism project in Macuata has taken a major step forward after receiving unanimous support from the landowning Mataqali Bukawaqa of Wainidrua Village.

Fiji’s worsening economic pressure stems primarily from weak governance, failing institutions and a steady erosion of public trust.

Fiji and Tuvalu are moving toward closer cooperation on climate mobility and immigration support as climate change pressures increase across the Pacific.

Access problems for residents of the Nadawa Melanesian Community on Ovalau Island have been resolved after the completion of a new village driveway.

Nearly $1 billion in approved private-sector loans remain undisbursed amid regulatory and approval delays.

Government must tighten fiscal policy, curb rising costs and confront corruption.

The increase in ministerial positions and related costs, including salaries, vehicles, support staff, travel and administration is tightening pressure on Fiji’s public finances.

Strong public support for major constitutional reform, particularly changes to Fiji’s electoral system has emerged during nationwide consultations.