The Reserve Bank of Fiji warns that operating a foreign currency exchange business without a licence is a criminal offence.

The Western Division is taking an important step forward in Fiji’s fight against cervical cancer with the rollout of the HPV Screen and Treat Programme, bringing cervical cancer prevention services closer to women in our communities.

The threshold for triggering Fiji’s mutual defence obligations under the proposed Ocean of Peace Alliance remains unclear.

A former court officer has been jailed for three years for obtaining a financial advantage and falsifying court documents.

Young islanders have adopted a unified climate statement ahead of COP31, declaring that limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is a non-negotiable matter of survival for the region.

The Fiji Corrections Service is using art as a tool for rehabilitation and reintegration through its Yellow Ribbon Project, giving inmates an opportunity to express themselves while preparing for life beyond prison walls.

The final day of the Hibiscus Festival brought people from around the country to witness the float parade and support their favorite contestants.

Concerns have been raised over whether the Fijian Government can protect citizens’ privacy and data rights under the proposed Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union and Ocean of Peace Alliance treaties.

Fiji is pushing for stronger regional cooperation to help Pacific economies meet the challenges of the current global environment.

Canada is putting $12.3 million into Pacific-led climate finance, strengthening support for Fiji and other island communities facing rising climate risks.

Ratu Semi Vukivukinavanua Lotawa Nadakaibitu has been officially installed as the Tui Yakete, following his traditional installation ceremony at the vatu ni veibuli or the installation stone in the village of Nalotawa in the highlands of Ba.

Fiji will not be automatically required to send its military into an Australian conflict under the proposed Ocean of Peace Alliance, or Veitacini Treaty.