Pacific families need more than cheaper digital money transfers to improve their financial security.

Fiji is set to strengthen its ability to detect illegal fishing and drug trafficking through new Australian technology designed to monitor suspicious vessels across its waters.

The National Fire Authority today launched its 2027–2031 Strategic Development Plan and opened a new building in Nakasi housing a training centre and a Secondary Disaster Recovery Hub.

Fiji is working to reduce plastic pollution by improving national data and strengthening how plastic waste is managed, reused and recycled.

Landowners from Sigatoka are objecting to the proposed iron-sand mining project, saying their livelihoods, fishing rights and the area’s cultural heritage could be at risk.

Three men charged with an act intended to cause grievous harm have been acquitted after the Suva High Court found insufficient evidence linking them to the alleged assault, while the first accused has been ordered to answer the charge.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has rejected claims that proposed constitutional amendments are racist, insisting the changes address the interests of all Fijians.

The Accident Compensation Commission Fiji is calling on the Land Transport Authority to step up enforcement against illegal taxi operators—particularly those allowing provisional licence holders to carry paying passengers.

The Arya Pratinidhi Sabha is encouraging more students to study Hindi at the tertiary level and is looking at scholarship opportunities.

The case involving a suspended police officer and his partner has been adjourned to next month, with the defence yet to file a bail application.

The Rarawai Sugar Mill will terminate crushing next Wednesday.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation welcomes the government’s decision to extend the existing fuel-duty concession until 31 December.