President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, and first lady Emily Lalabalavu, joined families and friends of the Fijian community at Swinton Barracks, Perham Down, Salisbury in Tidworth, United Kingdom, to celebrate Fiji Day.

Faith-based organizations are being encouraged to play a greater role in the country’s efforts to reduce HIV infections and support people who use drugs, by helping to promote compassion, understanding and acceptance through their communities.

Permanent Secretary for Youth and Sports Ratu Meli Nacuva has shared his personal journey with bipolar disorder and trigeminal neuralgia to encourage nurses to value the important role they play in Fiji’s healthcare system.

The Nasinu Town Council has reaffirmed its commitment to deliver a bigger and better Nasinu Carnival next year, following the success of the 2025 event.

Last night, during the final evening of the Nasinu Carnival, the Nasinu Town Council paid tribute to Ratu Paula Rawiriwiri, the respected traditional leader of the Vanua o Kalabu, on whose land Nasinu is built. He passed away earlier this week, leaving a lasting legacy.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has delivered a strong message to the Fijian community in Australia, urging them to respect the land they now call home.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has reiterated their commitment to combating the illicit drug trade and maintaining the independence of law enforcement operations amid public scrutiny and high expectations.

While the government is exploring the possibility of introducing restrictions on social media use for children under the age of 16, Minister for Women and Children believes there is also a strong need for cultural and behavioral shifts in how children are raised in the digital era.

Many cybersecurity tools in Fiji go unused or misconfigured, fueling the rise in phishing and cyber extortion.

Emotions ran high as Miss Valelevu, Ailava Samuels, was crowned Miss Nasinu 2025, after a week of fierce yet inspiring competition among young women representing Nasinu’s diverse communities.

19-year-old Ailava Samuels, representing Valelevu, has been crowned the Vodafone Nasinu Festival Queen 2025.

The Fiji Meteorological Service has forecast that one to two tropical cyclones are likely to pass through Fiji’s Exclusive Economic Zone during the 2025–26 tropical cyclone season.