Navua is expected to be declared a town in early 2026/2027 financial year.

Former Health Minister’s Lawyer, Wylie Clarke, in the ongoing trial involving former senior government figures, termed prosecution witness Solomoni Suguta, of being evasive while giving evidence about the evaluation of medical equipment tenders 66 and 153 of 2011.

The proposed Referendum Bill is deeply flawed and should be rewritten, the Electoral Commission has warned.

Concerns have been raised about the security of Fiji’s ports following reports of suspicious activity at Vatia in Tavua, questioning whether authorities can effectively track potential threats.

As the world grapples with soaring fuel prices as a result of the Middle East conflict, a Pacific initiative may provide an alternative green solution to inter-island shipping.

After nearly 20 years of waiting, food vendors in Labasa can finally serve and operate under proper shelter.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya is urging students to lead the fight against the waste crisis, warning that plastic could outnumber fish in the ocean within four years if nothing changes.

Fijian Holdings Limited has declared a second interim dividend totaling $4.113 million, based on the company’s performance as of March 31, 2026.

The international floating book fair, Doulos Hope, has officially opened to the public, offering an extensive collection of literature at affordable prices.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is calling on the government to urgently prioritize critical sectors of the economy following the recent fuel price hike.

Former Finance Minister Biman Prasad says government has the tools to respond to rising fuel costs, but warns that any intervention must be carefully planned and data-driven.

The Government is now looking at measures to help cushion the impact of rising fuel prices, while acknowledging the increase that came into effect from today and the pressure it will place on households and businesses.