The Water Authority of Fiji has warned that proposed changes to the Employment Relations Act could threaten essential services and public safety.

Bank of the South Pacific says it now holds the largest loan portfolio in Fiji’s banking sector, surpassing $3 billion, as it continues to expand lending to support key areas of the economy.

The United Kingdom has launched a new global initiative aimed at preventing violence against women, a challenge that continues to affect countries worldwide, including the Pacific.

Labasa is grappling with a growing parking crisis, as the rapid increase in vehicles continues to outpace available parking spaces in town.

The University of Fiji has slammed the Criminal Records Bill, calling it the “Alice in Wonderland” bill for its lack of clarity and heavy focus on offenders’ rights over victims.

The Deputy Speaker of Parliament and Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Lenora Qereqeretabua, yesterday chaired the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association partner side-event at the Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting held at the Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Hotel in Nadi.

Fijian Holdings Limited has acquired an additional 23.5 percent equity interest in Port Denarau Marina Limited from Skeggs Group Limited following the successful completion of all required regulatory approvals.

A section of the Queen’s Highway near Semo Village towards Sigatoka has been closed after a culvert collapsed this afternoon.

The Fiji Roads Authority has confirmed a significant road drop-out has occurred along Queen’s Road near Semo Village.

The Ministry of Workplace Relations, through the National Occupational Health and Safety Service has issued a Requisition Notice and an Improvement Notice to Rampur College following an investigation into a septic tank incident involving two students last Friday.

Fiji 2025 STEPS Survey shows that nearly two out of every three families are affected by NCDs, with cardiac events and diabetes-related complications increasingly claiming lives of people aged 35 and below.

Lack of awareness and poor coordination among agencies are putting children’s safety at risk, prompting the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission to consider establishing a national task force.