As fuel prices continue to rise, flexible work arrangements are emerging as a practical solution for Fijians to manage the rising cost of living.

Fiji Ports Corporation Limited has a pipeline of infrastructure projects worth $433 million over the next 10 years, excluding the new port, which alone is valued at over $4 billion.

Villagers from Naitasiri are calling for stronger support to help rural communities run cooperatives effectively and boost local income opportunities.

Fiji’s tourism industry could face growing uncertainty as rising global fuel prices threaten to increase travel costs and reduce visitor numbers.

Childcare services for children aged zero to five are under scrutiny following a new report highlighting neglect and weak quality assurance.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation says it continues to receive increasing concerns from members of the public over the proposed Waste-to-Energy project at Vuda Point.

Tropical Depression TD11F is expected to intensify into a tropical cyclone within the next 24 to 48 hours, and it is forecast to track well to the southwest of Fiji.

A man in his 20s has become the country’s latest road fatality following a motor vehicle accident in Mokani on Friday.

Sugarcane farmers are set to receive a total of $68.04 per tonne for the 2025 harvest after adjustments to the third cane payment, according to the Sugar Industry Tribunal.

During the 2026–27 budget consultations, concerns were raised over the state of Fiji’s health sector. While citizens acknowledged some progress, they emphasized that it remains insufficient to ensure quality healthcare for all.

The MV Fiji Princess, operated by Blue Lagoon Cruises, ran aground on a reef near Monuriki Island while on a seven-day voyage.

Cabinet has approved changes to the Local Government Act 1972 to include traditional landowners as reserved non-voting members in Municipal Councils.