Residents of Lau are raising concerns over the lack of a reliable water supply on the islands.

Long-standing barriers in Fiji’s public transport system continue to exclude persons with disabilities and the elderly, with advocates warning that a lack of accessible buses and services is keeping vulnerable groups on the fringes of society.

The back-to-school assistance payments for the 2026 school year begin today.

Villagers of Malabi in the Wailevu district of Tailevu now have safer and more reliable access to their community following the commissioning of the Malabi Community Access Road yesterday.

Parents, guardians and childcare providers are being urged to closely monitor the health of young children as Fiji experiences extreme weather conditions.

Suva City Council is focusing on repairing and redeveloping existing public facilities as part of efforts to improve services for city residents.

Fiji has launched a national framework to guide the sustainable use and protection of its ocean resources over the next decade.

Fiji has secured new overseas job opportunities for its seafarers through an agreement with the United Arab Emirates. The deal allows mutual recognition of maritime qualifications, enabling Fijians to work on UAE-flagged vessels.

With drug cases increasing nationwide, island representatives are calling for police officers to be stationed at rural wharves to monitor and prevent the movement of illegal substances.

Men remain among the most vulnerable to cancer, yet many continue to stay away from clinics and hospitals, choosing silence over survival.

The Fiji Development Bank says climate change is no longer a future risk, it is already hurting businesses and the wider economy.

The Online Safety Commission has issued a public warning as online commentary surrounding the Miss Fiji Pageant intensifies, urging people to refrain from posts that could cause serious emotional harm.