Sugarcane farmers are set to receive a total of $68.04 per tonne for the 2025 harvest after adjustments to the third cane payment, according to the Sugar Industry Tribunal.

During the 2026–27 budget consultations, concerns were raised over the state of Fiji’s health sector. While citizens acknowledged some progress, they emphasized that it remains insufficient to ensure quality healthcare for all.

The MV Fiji Princess, operated by Blue Lagoon Cruises, ran aground on a reef near Monuriki Island while on a seven-day voyage.

Cabinet has approved changes to the Local Government Act 1972 to include traditional landowners as reserved non-voting members in Municipal Councils.

The government is calling on Fijians to start carpooling as part of efforts to ease growing fuel pressure caused by rising global oil prices.

People in Naitasiri are calling for better roads to improve access and transportation in their communities.

The Indian High Commission has urged urgent collaborative efforts to tackle the growing drug problem in Fiji, emphasizing the need for a dedicated rehabilitation center to support those affected.

As the cost of living’s forecasted to increase, there is a growing call for Fijians to adopt innovative, community-driven solutions to ease financial pressure.

Fijians from across the world can now easily tune in to Fijian Broadcasting Corporations radio stations following the migration of all six live streams to a new, centralised platform.

The Fiji Meteorological Service has issued a heavy rain alert for the entire country as a trough of low pressure remains over the group.

The country’s heavy reliance on imported fuel is raising concerns about economic vulnerability as global tensions continue to affect supply and prices.

The rising cost and poor quality of housing have emerged as major concerns during consultations for the 2026–2027 National Budget, with young people warning that the current system is pushing an entire generation toward lifelong renting.