Fears that Artificial Intelligence could replace healthcare workers have been rejected by medical laboratory professionals.

Calls are growing for the proposed Indigenous Rights Bill to place a stronger focus on youth empowerment and education.

Farmers and residents of Nagigi in Labasa are hoping the 2026–2027 National Budget will fund a long-awaited rural water project.

Fiji is stepping up efforts to protect sea turtles as populations continue to face growing threats.

Sugarcane farmers are being urged to start harvesting as soon as possible, with the government’s $5 million fuel subsidy aimed at reducing costs for growers and cane transport operators.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund has welcomed the additional assistance provided by government through the recently announced $5 million fuel subsidy for the sugar industry.

The Great Council of Chiefs has been urged to operate independently from government structures under the proposed Indigenous Rights Bill.

Flooding and drainage in Vaileka were the main focus as the Rakiraki Town Council appeared before Parliament’s Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence.

Youth leaders from across the Pacific have been urged to take a more active role in shaping democratic governance.

The National Fire Authority is warning property owners to take greater responsibility for fire safety after responding to three separate house fires, two of which involved vacant homes.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) has issued a public statement following an FBC News report on concerns raised by a Macuata family regarding their daughter’s lease fund records.

Two political aspirants, Mereoni Marama and Repeka Kagi have confirmed their intention to contest Fiji’s upcoming general election.