The year-end inflation for 2025, as released by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics, stood at 0.0 percent.

Joaquim Da Fonseca has been appointed the new chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

The Water Authority has announced planned maintenance works at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant this weekend, which may temporarily affect supply in several areas.

Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya says the growing wave of online abuse targeting women is no longer a personal issue but a serious national problem that is harming Fiji’s productivity, leadership and future.

Nadi’s flooding issues have seen no significant improvement, but the Nadi Town Council has confirmed that the long-awaited Nadi Flood Alleviation Project, announced almost five years ago, is progressing well and is expected to bring residents much-needed relief.

The Leaders LEAD Symposium returns with an exciting lineup focused on capacity building for aspiring local leaders.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has referred 17 cases involving Crown Grants and Native Grants to the government for consideration on reverting the lands back to landowners.

Municipal councils are stepping up enforcement against illegal littering, with hundreds of fines already issued in the last financial year.

A three-year-old boy from Kulukulu, Sigatoka, is the country’s latest road fatality victim following a tragic accident in Sigatoka Town this morning.

Suva lawyer Tanya Waqanika’s application for a permanent stay of proceedings will be heard on April 20th.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation has launched Phase Two of the Circular Pacific Plastics Project, marking the first time a structured recycling program has been introduced into a faith-based setting in Fiji.

A new employment platform linking job seekers directly with local employers is being hailed as a major step forward in addressing unemployment and skills mismatch.