The upgraded Naililili Nursing Station in Rewa will improve healthcare services for more than 3,398 people across 14 villages and 18 settlements.

The Fiji Media Association has condemned moves by the Samoan Prime Minister to restrict journalists from attending official press conferences.

The Labasa High Court has acquitted Viliame Bitu of arson.

Financial accountability is a top priority for the civil service. Ministries are stepping up efforts to ensure government funds are properly managed.

The Fiji New Zealand Business Council reiterates its support for a transparent and inclusive consultation process regarding the proposed Employment Relations Amendment Bill.

Child abuse and neglect remain serious concerns. This urgency led the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection and Save the Children Fiji to carry out targeted outreach in Qauia, Lami and Filafou last Saturday.

Declining interest in physics in the Pacific has raised concern about the region’s future scientific capacity.

Fiji is confronting a serious rise in drug activity as illicit substances shift from transit routes into local communities.

Tourism Fiji’s ‘Love Your Locals’ campaign is facing room supply constraints as high post-pandemic demand from overseas tourists fills hotel capacity.

Pacific climate advocates say the International Court of Justice’s advisory opinion is changing the course of negotiations at COP30 in Brazil.

Fiji has taken a significant step in its climate and economic agenda with the global launch of its first-ever Sustainable Finance Roadmap at COP30 in Belém, Brazil.

Vakabauta Artistry Pte Limited is making waves in Fiji’s creative scene, combining faith and vision to empower young artists and strengthen cultural identity.