The Fiji Disabled People’s Federation has called for greater empathy and protection for elderly people. This follows an incident in Suva where an elderly man’s bank card and pension money were allegedly stolen at an Automated Teller Machine or ATM.

New teachers’ quarters have been officially opened at Burebasaga District School in Rewa.

Remote and maritime communities are set to gain access to education, healthcare, financial services and social connectivity through expanded digital networks.

A landslide along Vatoa Street off Moala Street in Samabula around 6pm today has caused extensive damage to a residential property, raising renewed concerns about safety in the area.

The Ministry of Education is aware that some parents enroll their children in school to receive the $200 Back-to-School assistance but fail to continue monitoring their education.

Residents in Labasa have raised strong concerns over Energy Fiji Limited’s proposed 32 per cent electricity tariff increase over the next four years.

What began as a troubling ATM scam involving an elderly man has transformed into a story of faith, compassion, and quiet leadership led by a good samaritan who asked for no recognition.

Government debt outstanding reached $10.8 billion at the end of October 2025, reflecting a slight increase of 0.5 percent over the previous quarter and a 2.3 percent rise compared to the same period last year.

Delays in the completion of the Lautoka Bus Stand upgrade are causing growing frustration for commuters and bus operators, with congestion, long walking distances, and safety concerns now part of daily travel.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has appointed Dr. Apisalome Movono as its new Chief Executive Officer.

Parents, grandparents, and caregivers have been urged to exercise extreme vigilance during the final weeks of the school holidays.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has stepped up efforts to protect Fiji’s borders, training with the Australian Border Force on advanced drug-smuggling techniques.