The Ministry of Health and the Vatukoula Gold Mine have responded to the recent case involving a Vatukoula Gold Mine employee, Amitesh Ram, who was injured in a workplace incident and has since become bedridden.

The Tamavua Action Group has called on the Government to appeal a High Court ruling delivered yesterday that dismissed an application for Stay of Execution Orders in relation to the Great Han development project.

The Ministry for Women, Children and Social Protection has supported a community-led effort in Nadi aimed at helping street dwellers transition to safer and more stable lives.

A 15-year-old male student became the latest road fatality after he died in a serious road accident in the Nausori Highlands.

A 16-year-old male student from Nadi is the latest drowning victim in the country.

Fijians are raising concerns over the newly introduced United States visa bond requirement, saying it will place added financial strain on ordinary citizens, particularly those travelling to visit family.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, Viliame Gavoka, says while tourism growth continues, critical reforms in the sector are falling behind.

Minister for Communications, Ioane Naivalurua, visited the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation headquarters yesterday, where he was briefed on the organization’s structure, operations, and strategic goals.

Rural farmers in Fiji’s Northern Division are being urged to move beyond traditional crops and invest in high-value, self-sustaining agricultural products as a way to boost incomes, strengthen self-reliance, and drive long-term rural development.

Chair of the Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights, Ratu Rakuita Vakalalabure, says he was not satisfied with the low turnout for submissions on the Referendum Bill and the Education Bill over the past four days.

The establishment of the Republic of Fiji’s Embassy in Jerusalem on 17 September 2025 marked a significant milestone in the diplomatic relationship between Fiji and the State of Israel, which was first established in 1970.

While appearing before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice, Law, and Human Rights, Dialogue Fiji’s Programme Manager, Pooja Dutt, praised the progressive aspects of the Education Bill 2025 while raising concerns over several of its provisions.