Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has approved 20 major education policies.

The Coalition Government has announced a targeted plan to revitalise Levuka’s economy while safeguarding its UNESCO World Heritage status.

The United Kingdom has delivered a major win for Fiji’s sugar industry, confirming a 65,000-tonne increase in Fiji’s raw sugar quota from 1 January 2026, while preserving duty-free access for the next eight years.

Minister for Public Works and Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau told Parliament that Fiji’s constitutional debates should be seen in the country’s wider history.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu says the Trademarks (Amendment) Bill 2025 is a key step toward preventing the misuse and commercialisation of iTaukei cultural expressions.

The government is modernising its land administration with the launch of Phase Two of the e-plan lodgement system.

PSH Hospitals is emerging as a training destination for international doctors, with young Australian clinician Dr. Dylan Foskett the latest to join its growing cardiac program.

Fiji is set to gain faster, more affordable, and more effective development support under a new global financing model launched by the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.

The Wonderful Company, parent company of FIJI Water has taken a major step in its agricultural expansion, with the first batch of seedlings arriving in Waiqele, Vanua Levu.

Fiji faces both opportunities and challenges as it navigates global economic uncertainty, rising costs, and fiscal pressures.

The Anti-Pornography Taskforce is pushing for stronger national and global action to protect children from online sexual exploitation.

The Rarawai Sugar Mill will resume crushing from tomorrow, signalling a major step forward in the government’s ongoing efforts to rehabilitate and stabilise the sugar industry.