A national celebration to honour the historic withdrawal of the First Battalion Fiji Infantry Regiment from the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq will be held next Monday.

The Business Assistant Fiji has launched the Fiji Agriculture Innovate Competition, giving three of the country’s most innovative farmers the chance to win $5,000 in cash and a fully funded spot at the 2026 MSMEs Conference.

Despite widespread perceptions of a struggling sector, sugar remains one of Fiji’s most profitable public investments.

Prime Minister Honourable Sitiveni Rabuka today met with the Australian Federal Police Commissioner, Krissy Barrett in his office, reaffirming the strong and enduring security partnership between the AFP and the Fiji Police Force.

The Land Transport Authority is urging greater road vigilance following the fatal crash in Labasa that claimed the life of Police Constable Dharmesh Krishna.

Fiji’s agriculture leaders, development partners and industry stakeholders met in Suva yesterday for the Harvesting Success: PHAMA Plus Fiji Knowledge Forum, focusing on achievements and the future of the country’s agricultural export growth.

Police are seeking the public’s help to identify a man who was allegedly assaulted outside a Suva nightclub early this morning.

Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau has confirmed that electricity tariffs were discussed in today’s Cabinet meeting.

A 64-year-old mother from Qelewaqa in Labasa is pleading for justice after her son, 38-year-old fisherman Magnesh Reddy, was killed in a road accident on Monday evening along the Wailevu stretch.

Matelita Nagatalevu of Vutia, Rewa graduated today with a Bachelor of Education in Secondary, majoring in English and Geography, an achievement she describes as emotional and deeply meaningful after a year marked by personal loss and sacrifice.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has uncovered rampant non-compliance across restaurants, cafés, bakeries and other eateries nationwide, raising serious concerns about consumer safety ahead of the festive season.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission has seen an increase in public engagement, as more Fijians come forward to share their experiences and contribute to the nation’s healing process.