Concerns are rising over the National Referendum Bill 2025, with critics warning it could limit free speech ahead of constitutional changes.

A woman in her 60s from Buca Village is believed to be the country’s latest road fatality following a motor vehicle accident near Nasue Settlement in Vunilagi, Savusavu.

Lautoka is tackling its litter problem with a new Return and Earn Centre.

Allegations that some pharmacies are operating without a registered pharmacist present are raising red flags across the health sector.

Thousands of students are at risk of missing out on tertiary funding as over 4,000 applications remain incomplete.

A workplace injury at Vatukoula Gold Mine has left a man completely bedridden, unable to speak, eat, see or move.

A man from Valelevu is recovering after an alleged assault that left members of his family and an employee injured.

Traditional leaders have welcomed the development of Fiji’s first National Rural Development Policy, describing it as a critical step toward addressing long-standing challenges faced by rural and maritime communities.

Water shortages and food security risks took centre stage as Agriculture and Waterways Minister Tomasi Tunabuna attended the 2026 Global Forum for Food and Agriculture in Berlin.

The Health Ministry is stepping up efforts to fight dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases.

Limited connectivity and infrastructure gaps in the Lau Group are slowing tourism and service delivery.

Three clauses in the proposed Referendum Bill have been labeled fundamentally undemocratic. They have sparked concerns about the impact on citizens’ political freedoms.