Pacific Island countries have delivered a strong call for global action at the Seventh UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi, warning that multilateral promises must translate into real support for vulnerable nations.

The Price Monitoring and Enforcement Taskforce has uncovered a series of serious and unacceptable breaches by multiple supermarkets on the first day of its pre-festive season inspections across the Western Division.

Parliament will be prorogued from now until the State Opening of Parliament on February, 16 next year, marking the formal conclusion of the current parliamentary session.

The Ministry of Education has confirmed a significant improvement in literacy levels for Year 5 and Year 7 students, as provisional results for the 2025 Literacy and Numeracy Assessment are released today.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran is urging market vendors across Fiji to become the first line of support and protection for women and girls.

Fiji’s early warning system is under renewed scrutiny after several families in the Central Division were caught off guard by sudden flooding on Sunday night.

Fiji Medical Association President, Dr. Alipate Vakamocea, has welcomed the repeal of the Registration of Skilled Professionals Act saying the decision restores proper regulatory oversight and strengthens public protection in the health sector.

Atu Moceisuva is the new Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service.

National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says the party remains open to future coalition arrangements if circumstances mirror the post-election scenario of 2022.

Fiji National University’s Naiyaca Campus in Labasa will host its first-ever graduation ceremony next week even as major construction works on the multimillion-dollar facility continue.

Fiji Airways has been awarded Oceania’s Best Airline Website for 2025 at the prestigious World Travel Tech Awards, recognising the national carrier’s commitment to digital innovation and a seamless online experience for customers.

A Chinese national facing drug-related charges yesterday claimed in the Suva Magistrates Court that he was allegedly assaulted at the remand centre, though the details of the incident remain unclear.