Fuel supplies in Taveuni have received a major boost today following the arrival of an inter-island vessel carrying fresh stock to the island.

The trial involving six people charged in connection with a series of drug raids continued today, with the defence questioning the evidence linking the second accused, Gina Choi, to the alleged offences.

Restoring degraded land and protecting Fiji’s natural resources is key to the nation’s long-term prosperity, says former President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere.

Climate change impacts affecting coastal communities are driving calls for stronger action, with a young climate advocate highlighting the need for better solutions and policies to protect vulnerable communities.

A man remains hospitalised after a rubbish truck crashed into a tree along Vunakece Road in Namadi Heights this morning.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has condemned the unauthorised filming and publication of videos of vulnerable older persons on social media.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has issued warnings to three pharmacy businesses that were found operating without a registered pharmacist present on the premises.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission says it will continue its work despite receiving less funding than it had initially requested in the 2026–2027 National Budget.

A Suva businessman who operates three kava bars and mini-marts has called on the police to carry out more random checks at kava bars and ensure the 1am closing rule is enforced fairly across all operators.

The Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants is calling for stronger constitutional safeguards around public finances, institutional independence and long-term national planning.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is calling for the repeal of Section 29 (5), which states that all land that existed before the commencement of the 2013 constitution shall remain freehold land even if it is sold or purchased, unless it is acquired by the state for a public purpose.

Two police officers who were issued bench warrants for failing to appear in court in an unlawful possession of illicit drugs case involving Imran Khan have had their warrants cancelled after presenting themselves before the Nasinu Magistrates Court yesterday.