Fiji faces both opportunities and challenges as it navigates global economic uncertainty, rising costs, and fiscal pressures.

The Anti-Pornography Taskforce is pushing for stronger national and global action to protect children from online sexual exploitation.

The Rarawai Sugar Mill will resume crushing from tomorrow, signalling a major step forward in the government’s ongoing efforts to rehabilitate and stabilise the sugar industry.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran highlights how technology is transforming opportunities for women and girls with disabilities.

China says its upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan will open a new chapter in cooperation with Fiji, offering major opportunities in trade, technology, and sustainable development.

Fiji is participating in the 23rd session of the Committee for the Review of the Implementation of the Convention under the UN Convention to Combat Desertification .

Free condom access has become one of the most significant changes at the Daviqele Health Centre, as the facility launches a revamped waiting area aimed at breaking stigma and improving community health literacy.

The Suva Magistrates Court has sentenced former Court officer, Isoa Matanitobua, to 25 months’ imprisonment after he was found guilty of five counts of giving false information to a public servant and five counts of general dishonesty causing a loss.

Qalito Island has welcomed back the Fijian Crested Iguana for the first time since the early 1980s, marking a significant step in the recovery of one of Fiji’s most threatened reptiles.

As Fiji marked the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, experts warned that while technology opens new opportunities for women and girls with disabilities, it also exposes them to growing risks of online abuse.

Fiji has made progress in promoting inclusion for people living with disabilities, but advocates say more awareness and action are needed at every level.

The government is stepping up efforts to curb the worsening termite infestation, which continues to spread across parts of Lautoka and Labasa causing major damage to homes, infrastructure, crops and household items.