Residents of Tailevu now have easier access to recycling with the opening of a new Return & Earn Fiji collection center at Korovou Market.

The University of the South Pacific Students’ Association has acknowledged that USP students were involved in a video circulating online that appeared to mock Fiji’s sign language.

Suva Muslim Primary School has marked its centenary, with Women, Children and Social Protection Minister Sashi Kiran recognising its contribution to education and community development.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association says the confusion surrounding the new Tourism Services Tax could have been avoided if Government had listened to industry concerns.

Fiji’s fight against money laundering and financial crime will face an important test as the country prepares for its 2026 Mutual Evaluation next month.

Traditional landowners of the Naboro Landfill will receive a higher community levy under a revised agreement approved by Cabinet.

Artificial intelligence is making it easier to create and reproduce content, but experts warn Fiji’s laws may not be keeping pace.

An investigation into reported waste dumping near Wailoaloa Beach is continuing, although the rubbish seen in a video circulating online had been removed by the time authorities inspected the site.

A total of 42 primary and secondary schools did not receive their Free Education Grant during the 2025 academic year after failing to meet financial management and accountability requirements.

Women’s Minister Sashi Kiran has joined many other Fijians in condemning a social media video allegedly mocking sign language and members of the Deaf community.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption spent approximately $19,022 on the investigation and prosecution of former Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde.

A total of 160 Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption matters remained before the courts as at June 30, this year, including 141 at the prosecution stage and 19 on appeal.