Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says global disruptions affecting fuel prices and essential goods should be a wake-up call for Fiji to strengthen local production and make better use of its land and marine resources.

A new $1.6 million evacuation centre is set to be built in Viria Village, with Government saying the project recognises the contribution of landowners who have supported nationally significant infrastructure projects.

As Fiji’s drug crisis spreads into more communities, Taunovo Village on Vatulele Island says it is taking steps to protect its young people from substance abuse.

The Suva High Court has dismissed an application by former Vodafone Fiji Limited employee Rajneal Rakesh Kumar to permanently halt criminal proceedings against him.

Questions are being raised over who carries responsibility when condemned buildings remain occupied, with the Nabua PRB flats among structures highlighted during discussions on proposed public health law changes.

Rising prices and increasing living costs are continuing to strain household budgets, with the Consumer Council of Fiji warning many families are facing growing challenges in meeting everyday expenses.

Nearly 100 inmates from the Fiji Corrections Service Southern Division have taken part in a cultural competition aimed at supporting rehabilitation, teamwork and positive behavioural change.

Fiji has completed the first phase of a new electronic monitoring system aimed at strengthening oversight of offshore fishing activities and protecting the country’s marine resources.

A police officer found motionless in Sigatoka Town died from natural causes, with a post mortem examination ruling out any signs of foul play.

The Ministry of Education has launched an investigation after a video circulated online showing a visiting religious group interacting with a student at Natabua High School without prior approval.

A landmark climate change opinion from the International Court of Justice has strengthened the Pacific’s push for greater global accountability, with Fiji saying it provides a legal foundation for future negotiations.

Six Fijian food and beverage exporters are showcasing their products at one of New Zealand’s largest culinary trade events, opening doors to new markets and business opportunities.