Residents of Levuka have called on the Coalition Government to address long-standing infrastructure, health and service delivery challenges facing the old capital.

Although the Labasa Mill has opened for the 2026 crushing season, the slow pace of harvesting is leaving cane transport operators without work.

The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its partnership with Fiji as the country celebrated its 250th anniversary of independence.

Fiji Airways has introduced a series of cost-cutting measures amid rising global aviation pressures and escalating operational expenses.

The five per cent import duty on commonly available vegetables is not enough to discourage imports and protect local farmers.

The newly elected Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands, Matthew Wale, paid a courtesy visit to President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu at State House.

The 2026 sugar crushing season in Labasa is officially underway, with the first 25 cane bins transported by locomotive arriving at the Fiji Sugar Corporation’s Labasa Mill this afternoon.

Concerns over strike action by Lautoka cane farmers this crushing season emerged after no cane deliveries were recorded at the mill this morning.

Former Fiji Medical Association President Dr. Alipate Vakamocea says Fiji’s doctors are among the highest-paid in the South Pacific, with strong remuneration significantly reducing overseas migration.

Today marks another milestone as the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation celebrates its 72nd birthday, reflecting on decades of growth, innovation and service to the people of Fiji.

Minister for Defence and Veterans Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has expressed strong support for the reappointment of Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai as Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces when his first five-year term expires later this year.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation has dismissed claims that employees were denied entry to its mills or that mill gates had been locked, describing the allegations as false.