The Ministry of Policing and Communications has raised concerns over reports of speeding and dangerous overtaking following an accident along the Queens Highway at Nabukavesi.

Fijian and Indian businesses are being encouraged to turn growing trade ties into investment opportunities and stronger local industries.

The Fiji Pharmaceutical Society has donated $1,000 to the Fiji Cancer Society to support its work with cancer patients and their families during Pinktober.

The Ministry of Policing and Communications is investigating a reported cybersecurity incident involving a regional organisation based in Suva.

The Fiji Development Bank is working on a proposed guarantee facility to improve access to climate finance for farmers and agribusinesses.

Families in Wairuku, Rakiraki, will no longer have to struggle with rainy weather when conducting cremations, following the upgrade of their cemetery shed.

Two 26-year-old men, including a police officer, have been killed in a head-on collision along the Queens Highway last night.

Demand for CCTV cameras has surged across the country following a recent increase in robberies and thefts, with more businesses and homeowners investing in surveillance systems to improve security.

Many people are still hesitating to care for loved ones who have contracted HIV due to widespread misconceptions and the fear of contracting the virus themselves.

Fiji Airports’ revenue increased by 10.1 percent to $171.9 million in 2024, driven by the recovery in passenger numbers and flight movements post-COVID-19.

The Fiji Meteorological Office, in its latest outlook, states that two to three tropical cyclones are likely to pass through Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone during the 2026–27 season.

The proposed Yaqona Bill 2026 is facing scrutiny from farmers in the North, with questions over its benefits to growers and the cost of establishing its proposed council and governing structures.