Fiji is intensifying its fight against financial crime through the National Tax Crime Taskforce.

Among the 24 new lawyers admitted to the bar this week, one story drew warm applause inside the High Court of Fiji, the story of a man who rose from collecting beer bottles on Suva’s streets to becoming a police officer, a soccer commentator, and now a lawyer.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu, joined Pacific ministers and cultural leaders this week in Kupang, Indonesia, for the Indonesia–Pacific Cultural Synergy 2025, a program fully funded by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia.

For many Fijian families, diabetes is no longer a distant health warning, it is a daily reality.

The Health Ministry has stepped up its crackdown on the illegal sale of vapes, but enforcement teams continue to face hurdles due to weak legislation and limited evidence.

Fijian children are still consuming unhealthy foods at school, raising concerns over the rising cases of non-communicable diseases.

Two lives were claimed on our roads yesterday following a motor vehicle accident along Queens Road in Naboutini.

Indian Kathak dancer and teacher Avijeet Chakravarty is in Fiji to lead a free cultural workshop that is opening new doors for local learners.

A global climate watchdog is warning that while the world has made real progress in slowing global warming, momentum has stalled at the worst possible time.

Assistant Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Jovesa Vocea says a new flood early-warning system will improve how Labasa communities respond to disasters, helping protect lives and property during extreme weather.

The Minister for Public Works, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, says the Public Works Department has been re-established following Cabinet’s decision.

Fiji’s rural electrification achievements took the spotlight at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, where the country shared how renewable energy is transforming the lives of rural and maritime communities and strengthening long-term climate resilience.