The Fiji Rental Car Association has raised concerns over growing industry challenges, including the lack of insurance coverage and restrictions on vehicle age limits.

The villagers of Yavusania in Nadi are relieved following the completion of a $150,000 riverbank wall designed to protect homes from frequent flooding and soil erosion.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has directed the management and council of the Fiji National University (FNU) to ensure stable leadership and proper governance following a series of complaints raised by current and former staff members.

Small-scale sugarcane farmers in Ba are calling for urgent government action to ensure fair pay and stronger support.

The Agriculture Minister, Tomasi Tunabuna, has raised concerns over Fiji’s ageing farming population and the need to attract more young people into agriculture.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has reaffirmed its commitment to improving women’s and girls’ Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, stressing its importance for human rights, health, gender equality, and economic growth.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has uncovered unsafe and unethical trading practices during intensified market surveillance ahead of the Diwali season.

The government is developing a National Roads Plan to provide a more structured and strategic approach to Fiji’s road infrastructure development.

A new morgue will be built at Tavua Hospital by July 2026, ending decades of reliance on an outdated facility that was donated more than 35 years ago.

Families living along the Nasivi River in Tavua can look forward to safer communities, with major embankment works scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2026.

A farmer from Votua Village in Ba is calling on the Ministry of Sugar and the Lands Department to assist with reviving sugarcane farming on 44 acres of state land at Karavi.

Potholes in Ba may have been patched, but residents say transport and health services are still failing.