More than 90 households in Gusuisavu Village are now enjoying improved access to clean and reliable water following the completion of a new borehole project.

The Suva City Council has called for a stronger, coordinated public health framework as Parliament considers amendments to Fiji’s public health laws.

Environmental advocacy is gaining strong momentum in Fiji, with a grassroots campaign that began three years ago now attracting more than 1,000 participants.

Fijians are being warned to expect a tough national budget later this month as the government grapples with rising global fuel prices and ongoing economic pressures.

The business community is closely watching the lead-up to the General Election and plans to present a white paper to all political parties in the coming weeks.

Former Deputy Prime Minister and National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says farmers should not be misled by critics, insisting the coalition government has delivered record support for the sugar industry.

More rural commuters in Seaqaqa, Macuata, could soon face higher transport costs as carrier operators struggle to cope with rising fuel prices and increasing operating expenses.

The Suva City Council welcomes provisions in the proposed Public Health Amendment Bill giving environmental health officers greater powers to enter properties and informal settlements to address health concerns.

A new study is underway to determine the prevalence of postpartum depression in Fiji and identify gaps in maternity care services.

The Land Transport Authority has rejected claims that illegal taxi and public service vehicle operators are being allowed to operate unchecked, stating that enforcement efforts are ongoing nationwide.

A new political party is one step closer to entering the political landscape after submitting its application for registration to the Fijian Elections Office.

The 2025 National HIV statistics reveal that men accounted for 66 percent of the cases, women made up nearly 40 percent, and transgender individuals represented less than one percent.