Recovery efforts are continuing across the Western Division as families affected by Severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu begin assessing the damage to their homes.

The hearing on the settlement between the Judicial Services Commission and the State has been adjourned to next week.

Teachers are urging the government to rethink education spending and prioritize early childhood education in the 2026–2027 national budget.

Concerns are growing over increasing household waste pollution affecting mangrove forests and river mouths along the Labasa river system.

Twenty-two women, most of them market vendors, are set to become owners of Suva’s newest cooperative venture.

The Fiji Development Bank is undertaking significant reforms to modernize its operations and better serve businesses and communities.

Two executives of Telecom Fiji Limited have given evidence in the trial of Sanjay Kaba. The case concerns allegations of abuse of office.

Key infrastructure upgrades are being prioritised in Navua as the government prepares the area for its official declaration as a town.

Concerns are being raised by residents in Vunika, Labasa, where a $6 million housing development is currently underway.

The government has allocated close to two million dollars for the evacuation of Fijians currently in the Middle East.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is urging Fijians to take precautionary measures when out at sea.

Fiji Airways is strengthening its position as a key South Pacific gateway, announcing increased services to Vancouver and an expanded partnership with British Airways.