Rising operating costs and changing visitor expectations are pushing tourism operators to find better ways to deliver services and manage their businesses.

Two families are facing the loss of their homes after separate structural fires in Ba and Nadi, prompting renewed concerns from the National Fire Authority over fire safety.

An 18-year-old man convicted of aggravated robbery in Lautoka has been sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for eight years.

The Fiji Taxi Association has strongly endorsed the statement by Accident Compensation Commission Fiji Executive Chairman Maritino Nemani calling for a crackdown on illegal taxi operators.

The National Federation Party supports the ongoing consultation on the Constitution Amendment Bill, with party leader Professor Biman Prasad urging Fijians to come forward and share their views on the proposed changes.

Cocoa farming in the Northern Division could be heading for a revival, with a new processing facility in Dreketi opening up fresh market opportunities for farmers who have struggled to find reliable buyers.

The Suva Magistrates Court will deliver its judgment on the case involving former Acting Fiji Corrections Commissioner Salote Panapasa on November 16.

Children accounted for half of the victims in serious sexual offence cases filed in the High Court last month.

The National Fire Authority plans to build a 10-storey headquarters at Komo Park in Samabula, Suva, as part of its 2027–2031 National Strategic Development Plan.

A 34-year-old man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for raping his wife at their home in Labasa.

Twenty-one Year 13 students have been removed from Queen Victoria School following an alleged assault on 37 Year 11 students.

Investigations into missing cocaine from the Suva High Court exhibit room are following due process, with further details being withheld because of the nature of the case.