Fiji has recorded a $112.3 million deficit in its current and capital account for the September quarter of 2025, a sharp turnaround from the $23.3 million surplus recorded during the same period last year, according to the Fiji Bureau of Statistics.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has recorded 78 complaints related to VAT and duty charges this year, identified through market surveillance and consumer feedback.

As Fiji continues its commitment to universal health coverage under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 2030, Diabetes Fiji is calling for stronger inclusion of people living with diabetes, particularly those with Type 1 diabetes, in national health decision-making.

When Gillian Kumar was diagnosed with diabetes, fear crept in almost immediately.

Vulnerable families in Housing Assistance and Relief Trust communities around the country are experiencing the joy of sharing this Christmas through the Loloma Movement.

For 86-year-old Vanavasa Vone, Christmas is about family, love, and sharing,  not the size of the celebration.

A young woman has died following a devastating house fire at Levuka Settlement, off Bureta Street in Samabula North yesterday afternoon bringing the total number of fire-related deaths in Fiji this year to 13.

Faith Harvest Church Senior Pastor Reverend Manasa Kolivuso has broken his silence on the controversial 2023 Fiji Airways Israel charter, saying he accepts responsibility for his role while calling for facts to be separated from misinformation as the matter remains before the courts.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging all Fijians to recommit to peace, kindness and responsibility this Christmas, saying the nation’s challenges must be met with empathy and unity.

Concerns are growing over the safety of businesses and consumers in Suva due to an increase in drug-related activities in parts of the city.

The National Federation Party says that Christmas is a time when families and communities across Fiji come together to rest and reflect on shared values of care, fairness, and responsibility towards one another.

The future growth of Seaqaqa as a business centre will depend on how effectively small businesses and vendors seize opportunities and turn effort into income.