The government is working closely with the Fiji Sugar Corporation and the Sugar Cane Growers Council to ensure the 400,000 tonnes of unharvested cane from Rarawai to Lautoka is processed without delay.

The Fiji Media Association’s General Secretary, Stanley Simpson, defended the partnership between China and Fiji’s media, calling it a healthy relationship.

Fiji’s is facing pressing challenges in terms of the preservation and transmission of indigenous and traditional knowledge system.

Social media influencer Ana Masere will remain in remand for the next two weeks after the Suva Magistrates Court denied her bail application.

The Fiji Hotel & Tourism Association has welcomed the appointment of Paresh Pant as the new Chief Executive Officer of Tourism Fiji.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, delivered a compelling keynote address at the National Farmers Awards held at Koroivolu Park, Nadi, where she celebrated the resilience and innovation of Fijian farmers and called for urgent action on nutrition, inclusive development, and agricultural innovation.

The South Pacific Stock Exchange, in collaboration with the United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchanges, has announced its first technical training initiative since joining the global UN SSE network.

The trial of former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem and former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum continued today in the Suva High Court, with the Financial Controller of the Fijian Elections Office, Romika Sewak, taking the stand as the second prosecution witness.

The Public Rental Board has strengthened its tenancy agreement with new clauses declaring all PRB properties drug-free zones and prohibiting any form of violence.

The Fijian Elections Office confirms they are in the process of conducting external audit of Fiji’s National Register of Voters.

The Water Authority of Fiji has identified significant non-revenue water in Korovou, with leakages, burst pipes, and illegal disconnections contributing to the issue.

Anthony Talouli, Director at the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme, is calling on development partners to provide Pacific Island countries with equipment and expertise in the event of a major oil spill.