National Council for Persons with Disabilities representative Kolinio Laisenia highlighted that, many children with disability in rural and remote areas remain invisible and miss out on essential support.

Concerns are growing that misinformation regarding Fiji’s rising HIV infections is clouding the true causes and potentially weakening the national response.

The growing exit of young people from agriculture is accelerating the decline of Fiji’s sugar industry.

Tourism Fiji is closely monitoring the movement of TC Vaianu.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has issued a final call for submissions to its landmark study on the rights of children with disabilities, with the deadline fast approaching on April 9, 2026.

The Fiji Roads Authority has issued its latest update on road conditions, reporting widespread disruptions across the country following severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu.

US President Donald Trump says he is prepared to suspend military action against Iran for two weeks, as part of a proposed ceasefire agreement.

The government is expected to provide an update today on Fiji’s fuel situation following a statement last week by Minister Lynda Tabuya on rising global fuel prices and potential supply risks.

Westpac Fiji will host its first Female Founders Market Day for 2026 this Saturday, April 11, at the University of the South Pacific Laucala Campus car park in Suva.

As World Autism Awareness Day is marked and Autism Awareness Month observed throughout April, Fiji’s Early Childhood Development program is reinforcing its call for greater inclusion, early identification, and stronger support systems for children on the autism spectrum.

Severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu continues to move away from Fiji waters this morning, but its outer bands are still bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding risks across the country.

Fiji is strengthening its approach to disaster management with a new digital system designed to improve how the country prepares for and responds to natural hazards.