Fiji has been named as one of National Geographic’s ‘Best of the World’ destinations for 2026, joining 24 other remarkable locations recognised for offering awe-inspiring, meaningful, and sustainable travel experiences.

The Suva Magistrates Court has ordered that 28-year-old Samuela Tawase, the man accused of vandalising the Samabula Shiv Mandir, remain in custody until his next mention early next month.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has confirmed its Chief Executive Officer Joeli Cawaki has been suspended while investigations into allegations against him continue.

The Fiji National University is creating new opportunities for vocational students to further their studies.

The People’s Alliance General Secretary, Sila Balawa, is urging frustrated party youths to return to the table for talks, saying the door remains open despite recent public criticism.

Fiji is calling for stronger regional collective readiness as Pacific nations work to implement the amended International Health Regulations 2005.

The people of Matainoco Village in Buretu, Tailevu, now have a new cyclone-resilient ablution block designed to improve sanitation and provide a safe facility during natural disasters.

Former Minister for Sports Rajesh Singh has shared a deeply personal account of survival, loss, and resilience during one of Fiji’s most turbulent chapters, the 1987 coup.

Small businesses are raising concerns over proposed changes to maternity leave under the Employment Relations Bill.

Cervical cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among women in the Northern Division, with Labasa Hospital recording 19 cases last year alone, and the youngest patient was just 28 years old.

The worsening climate crisis is testing the survival of small island nations and exposing deep humanitarian challenges that demand urgent global action.

Forty-four participants graduated from a comprehensive training program on tree harvesting and portable sawmill operations last week in the North.