An initiative has been launched to provide support and a boost for women vendors, aiming to enhance their economic opportunities.

The nation of Fiji is making preparations to bid farewell to Ratu Epeli, a significant figure whose passing has prompted national mourning.

USP rolls out $1M support package to cushion students from fuel crisis  The Fiji Times

The Fiji Public Service Association (FPSA) has urged that workers should not bear the brunt of economic shocks and called for fair support measures. The association emphasized the need for equitable policies to protect the workforce.

The Fiji Public Service Association (FPSA) warned that the suspension of overtime in the civil service is causing strain on essential workers.

An Opposition MP in Fiji has urged for immediate payouts to cane farmers, who have been severely impacted by a recent cyclone.

A feature story explores Dr. Jasmine's personal and academic journey, highlighting her path from family rituals to significant academic discoveries.

EFL announced that load sharing measures will be implemented in Fiji's Central Division starting today to manage power supply.

A salvage expert is spearheading the recovery operation for the vessel 'Fiji Princess', indicating an ongoing maritime incident or recovery effort.

Tropical Cyclone Vaianu (also referred to as Vainu) continues to intensify, leading to school closures across Fiji and prompting close monitoring for its potential threat of heavy rain and strong winds to New Zealand's North Island, where locals are now bracing for its arrival.

Tropical Cyclone Vaianu, now a Category 3 storm with winds exceeding 150km/h, is moving south of Fiji towards New Zealand, where forecasters warn it could bring life-threatening winds and heavy rain to the North Island.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF) has confirmed the provision of physical identification documents for citizens who lack access to online services. This initiative aims to ensure all citizens can access essential services.

A cruise ship struck a reef near Fiji's Monuriki Island, famous as the filming location for 'Cast Away,' after a severe squall caused its anchor to drag, prompting a rescue operation at sea.

A student in Fiji has been reported to be in critical condition following an accident, with details of the incident yet to be fully disclosed.

An Australian flight attendant has tragically died in a road accident that occurred in Nadi, Fiji.

A tourist ship, the 'MV Fiji Princess,' carrying approximately 30 passengers, collided with a coral reef near Monuriki island in Fiji, leading to the evacuation and rescue of all individuals on board.

The South Pacific nation of Fiji is bracing for Cyclone Vaianu, leading to the closure of schools and universities as the storm approaches.

The Judicial Services Commission (JSC) in Fiji has reportedly mapped out a new plan, though specific details were not immediately available.

A woman has died following a three-vehicle collision along Kings Road in Fiji.

An article delves into Fijian folklore, recounting an encounter on a mountain with the mythical "little people of the land."

A father from Ba, Fiji, has gone missing during a 'Kai trip,' turning the outing into a tragic event.

Middle East crisis could drive up Fiji fuel bill, analysts warn  The Fiji Times

The seventh season of the reality show 'Love Island USA' is set to return, with host Ariana Madix welcoming new islanders to Fiji. Contestants will enter the villa to find their soulmates, navigating challenges and dramatic twists on their path to love.

The Fiji Times publishes its 'Letters to the Editor' section for April 4, 2026, featuring various public opinions and discussions.

The Fiji government has issued directives and warnings to reduce fuel consumption across the country, including ordering drivers to switch off engines and mandating a 30% cut in vehicle fuel usage for all ministries. Tough warnings have been issued regarding vehicle use amid ongoing fuel concerns.

Unsettled weather conditions are forecast to continue across Fiji.

Editorial comment | Easter reflections!  The Fiji Times

Fiji's third cane payment of $10.91 per tonne is scheduled to be disbursed to farmers by April 20th.

Musician Jay is making a name for himself in Fiji's dynamic music scene, contributing to its evolution one melody at a time.

The Fiji Times' "Back in History" section features a story about a group assuring workers, likely detailing a significant historical event related to labor or social welfare in Fiji.

Xavier College and Ba Methodist are currently leading the medal tally, indicating strong performances in a competitive event in Fiji.

Govt sets aside $1.96m for potential evacuation of Fijians in Middle East  The Fiji Times

Šef Pentagona Pit Hegset upozorio je Teheran da će, ako ne postigne dogovor sa Donaldom Trampom, američka vojska nastaviti da napada “još većim intenzitetom“.

The sugar industry boards in Fiji are slated for a significant overhaul under the direction of the newly appointed minister.

A tragic road accident in Fiji has resulted in the death of a nine-year-old girl, prompting local authorities to investigate the incident.

Fiji's national airline has announced a significant loss of $25 million, impacting the country's aviation sector.

The Fiji government has once again reassured the public that the country's fuel supply remains stable and the situation is under control.

Tourism industry leaders in Fiji are voicing strong opposition to a proposed plant, citing potential negative impacts on the environment and the country's vital tourism sector.

UNAIDS has paid tribute to Ratu Epeli Nailatikau for his exemplary leadership and contributions to Fiji's response to the HIV epidemic.

Fiji's Attorney-General, Siromi Turaga, announced that reforms to expedite the adoption process will be ready by June.

Passengers have been left stranded after an Interlink vessel was blocked at Ellington Jetty in Fiji, causing disruptions to travel.

A new study published in The Fiji Times indicates that the iTaukei population faces a higher risk of drowning, prompting concerns and potential public health interventions.

Weekly baby HIV cases reported  The Fiji Times

The High Court in Fiji has dismissed a claim seeking $7 billion for an alleged COVID-19 'cure', ruling against the plaintiff.

Fiji Airports has tied executive pay raises to the restoration of leadership capacity following the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

There is a growing call for robust action to address unspecified issues, emphasizing the need for strong and decisive measures.

Fiji is reportedly at a 'critical time' as efforts are underway to transform a proposal into a formal agreement.

A new report identifies significant gaps and deficiencies in current sea turtle monitoring methods, calling for improved conservation efforts.

Corrections nurses in Fiji have been suspended following allegations of intimate relationships with prisoners.

The implementation of Fiji's needle and syringe program, designed to reduce harm from drug use, has been delayed.

The head of PATA (Pacific Asia Travel Association) has expressed a lack of optimism as global 'war shocks' continue to impact the industry.

Drone assisted bust uncovers 7,000 marijuana plants in North  The Fiji Times

The Fiji government has provided over $520 million in guarantees to support Fiji Airways.

Residents of Saweni have initiated a petition drive and organized a beach cleanup effort to address local environmental concerns.

A minister is reportedly seeking justice, though further details of the case are not immediately available.

Fiji is facing a growing crisis with rising rates of TB-HIV co-infection and has reported a record high in tuberculosis-related deaths.

A statement from Tabuya highlights the crucial requirement for an element of trust, as reported by The Fiji Times.

A communications conference is underway with the objective of improving and enhancing information sharing among participants.

Fiji and Malaysia have announced efforts to strengthen their bilateral cooperation in the forestry sector, aiming to enhance sustainable forest management and related initiatives.

Fiji's Tertiary Education Loan Scheme (TELS) has $11.6 million in unspent funds for 2024, attributed to a lower-than-expected uptake by students.

The Housing Authority in Fiji has issued a warning to homeowners, advising them about the potential risks associated with storing fuel on their properties.

A suspect involved in a cocaine threat case has been granted bail in Fiji, according to local reports.

A cyclone threat developing near the Solomon Islands is currently assessed as unlikely to impact Fiji, according to local reports.

A report from Fiji details the journey of an individual transitioning from a hospital ward to joining the ranks of corrections, highlighting a unique personal or career development.

A report suggests that governance failures in Fiji are fundamentally rooted in a 'character gap' among its leadership, according to The Fiji Times.

Reports indicate that ordinary workers are anticipated to be significantly affected by economic challenges.

FCCC defends April fuel price review  The Fiji Times

The Central Bank of Fiji has emphasized the advantages and benefits of the National Identification (NID) system.

The Fijian government has announced the suspension of job evaluations and a freeze on new vacancies, citing significant cost pressures.

A 'Back in History' feature article details the story of successful farming, showcasing a life dedicated to agricultural achievements.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) is facing accusations of failing to adequately protect consumers amidst a period of rising costs.

A coalition of rights groups in Fiji has expressed concern and raised an alarm regarding new constitutional proposals put forth by the nation's chiefs.

Tropical Cyclone Vaianu is set to intensify, prompting gale warnings for Fiji waters and posing a high risk of flooding across the islands.

The Fiji Trade Union Congress (FTUC) has raised concerns over a recent fuel price hike and is calling for an official review of the decision.

The Fiji Times reports on a human interest story about a mother who is standing strong in support of her son. The article likely details the challenges they face and her unwavering dedication.

Fiji is bracing for winds expected to strengthen to 90km/h starting tomorrow, according to local forecasts.

A minister in Fiji has ignited a national debate regarding identity by discussing the potential use of 'Viti' as the country's name.

A cruise ship has run aground on a reef near Monuriki Island, Fiji, a popular tourist destination known as the filming location for the movie "Cast Away." The island has become a favored spot for excursions and cruises.

KPMG Fiji has announced the expansion of its team with the appointment of two new partners.

The Fiji Times featured its 'Letters to the Editor' section for April 6, 2026, showcasing various opinions and concerns from its readership.

A report indicates that young iTaukei voters in Fiji are less inclined to cast their votes for Indo-Fijian candidates.

Tropical Cyclone Vaianu has intensified to a Category 2 storm and is currently tracking west-northwest of the Yasawa and Mamanuca island groups. Residents in the Fiji region are advised to monitor official updates.

A proposal has been made to reserve the term 'Fijian' specifically for the iTaukei people, sparking discussion on national identity.

A family has resorted to using firewood, indicating potential struggles with energy access or cost.

The family of a teenager in Fiji is pleading for answers and justice four months after their child's death, with the circumstances remaining unclear.

The brand Le Labo has published a book titled "The Essence of Slow Perfumery," exploring the philosophy behind perfume creation.

Scientists have discovered an island in the Fiji archipelago, formed approximately 1200 years ago, that was almost entirely constructed from seafood by human inhabitants and held significant cultural importance for local communities.

Various partners in Fiji are collaborating to promote and implement sustainable transportation initiatives across the island nation.

A father from Fiji recounts the difficult experience of his son's drug addiction, emphasizing the importance of parental involvement and presence.

Fiji is setting up an independent authority tasked with managing the rollout of national identification cards across the country.

Uncertainty to delay recovery  The Fiji Times

The High Court in Fiji has ruled that the Magistrates’ Court possesses the necessary jurisdiction to handle cases involving the proceeds of crime.

Fiji politician Biman has called for an end to political maneuvering, urging for a focus on national issues rather than partisan games.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly involving Iran, is severely disrupting global supply chains for raw materials and threatening global aviation, according to the UN aviation body ICAO. Ghana has appealed to the UN after missile attacks on its soldiers in Lebanon, while Fiji has set aside funds for potential evacuation of its citizens, and an analysis questions why Iran has not disrupted Xi Jinping's military focus.

Local councils in Fiji are set to take over the responsibility for the maintenance of footpaths, streetlights, and waterways, centralizing public infrastructure management.

Rain is expected to spread across Fiji as a trough approaches the island nation, according to local forecasts.

Fiji Opposition MP Usamate has described the recent surge in fuel prices as a 'betrayal of trust,' expressing strong disapproval of the economic impact.

Goundar Shipping in Fiji is calling for greater accountability regarding the scheduling of the Ellington Jetty, citing operational inefficiencies and disruptions.

Efforts to implement sugar reform in Fiji are reportedly facing significant challenges and hurdles.

An article emphasizes the critical importance of conserving knowledge for future generations and societal progress.

The Fiji Times is advocating for improved connectivity to better secure MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) businesses, highlighting its importance for the local economy.

The Fiji Times features an article titled 'Point of Origin: More than just a club,' likely exploring the deeper significance or impact of a particular club or organization.

The Fiji Times has published its 'Letters to the Editor' section for March 29, 2026, featuring various opinions and perspectives from its readers.

A minor earthquake was reported along the Suva–Nausori corridor in Fiji, causing tremors that were felt by residents in the area. There were no immediate reports of significant damage.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF) has issued a warning that ongoing fuel price pressures are expected to push inflation higher in the country.

Street kid’s diagnosis underscores HIV crisis  The Fiji Times

The International Monetary Fund projects a period of slower global economic growth while maintaining a stable overall economic outlook.

Fiji's Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) has been unable to serve extradition papers on an individual named Pryde.

A cruise operator in Fiji has launched a new $15 million fleet, signaling expansion and investment in the local tourism and maritime sectors.

Fiji Airways is reportedly performing a 'balancing act' to maintain stability and an even keel amidst various operational and economic challenges.

Moves to safeguard Fiji’s fuel

The Fiji Times publishes its 'Letters to the Editor' section for March 26, 2026, featuring various reader submissions.

Uni holds art exhibition  The Fiji Times

Outsourcers in Fiji are undergoing training to enhance their skills in information security management, aiming to strengthen the country's capabilities in digital protection.

The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a Ghana-led resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the 'gravest crime against humanity' and calling for reparatory justice, despite the United States and some European countries rejecting the vote, and Fiji being among 52 nations that abstained.

The Fiji High Court has reduced a murder charge in connection with a killing that occurred in Lautoka.

Public consultation has opened in Fiji regarding the implementation of a national identification system, inviting input from citizens.

A recent exercise has concluded in Fiji, marked by a final march, though specific details about the nature of the exercise were not provided.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission (FHRADC) has called on the government to align its foreign policy with international human rights obligations.

The Prime Minister of Fiji has highlighted the critical importance of effective communication.

A Fiji Minister has made a statement regarding what they perceive as 'good timing' for an unspecified event.

A trader in Fiji is currently under investigation for allegedly hoarding fuel, amidst concerns over supply and pricing in the region.

The World Bank reports that Fiji is poised for significant digital transformation, though certain gaps and challenges still need to be addressed.

Tui Vuda has partnered with Rosie Tours in an initiative aimed at driving and promoting village tourism within Fiji.

Fiji politician Biman Prasad Narube has called on the Prime Minister to cease what he describes as 'legal drama,' without further details provided in the headline.

Fiji is implementing significant reforms to its taxi permit system, impacting operations and regulations for drivers across the country.

Fijians ingesting microplastics through drinking water, USP study finds  The Fiji Times

Kamikamica and Prasad are reportedly pushing to halt criminal proceedings in Fiji, as reported by The Fiji Times.

An individual named Felix has shared his experiences of being subjected to arrests, abuse, and intimidation. His testimony sheds light on alleged human rights issues.

A security breach has occurred at a military armory in Suva, Fiji, where ammunition was discovered outside the facility.

Fiji National University marked Forests Day by issuing a call for sustainable stewardship of forests, emphasizing the importance of conservation and responsible management for the future.

Sun Insurance, based in Fiji, has announced that it has achieved record profits.

Residents in the Ba community of Fiji are experiencing a lack of water supply following a power outage and are appealing to the electricity provider for assistance.

A family has shared their harrowing experience, recounting the devastation they faced during an unspecified event.

Residents in Vuda, Fiji, are actively opposing a proposed waste-to-energy plant in their area, citing environmental and health concerns. A local Member of Parliament has called for intervention to address the community's objections.

An attempt by the acting Chairman of the Fiji National Rugby League (FNRL) to terminate staff at the headquarters has reportedly failed.

A health alert has been issued in Fiji following increased sightings of dangerous box jellyfish, raising concerns among residents and tourists.

A 'Back in History' report from The Fiji Times details past instances of water woes that have affected families in Fiji.

The Fiji Meteorological Service announced that Tropical Cyclone Vaianu is not expected to have a direct impact on the country.

Tropical Depression TD11F is projected to strengthen into a Category 3 cyclone as it moves south of Fiji. Authorities are issuing warnings and preparing for potential impacts from the severe weather system.

Fuel removal operations are currently in progress from the grounded Fiji Princess cruise ship, managed by the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF), to prevent environmental damage.

An article highlights local travel opportunities in Fiji that emphasize reconnecting with nature and enjoying the country's natural beauty.

A tropical disturbance is anticipated to intensify and pass to the west of Viti Levu, Fiji. Residents are advised to monitor weather updates as the system develops.

The Fiji Princess cruise ship ran aground off Monuriki Island on Saturday, prompting salvage crews to work to prevent an oil spill. The incident occurred near the tiny Fiji island famous as a filming location for "Cast Away."

Meteorologists are forecasting a severe Category 3 cyclone to hit Fiji, prompting authorities to close schools and universities as a precautionary measure and issue warnings for flash floods.

The Fiji Times newspaper features its 'Letters to the Editor' section for April 6, 2026, presenting various public opinions and discussions.

Kanti Punja, a prominent figure, is being remembered for his significant legacy of service, as reported by The Fiji Times.

Residents of Vuda–Saweni in Fiji have united to erect a billboard opposing a proposed incinerator in their area.

An ancient firewalking ritual on Fiji's Beqa island is facing challenges from faith, as its flames reportedly dim.

Mahendra Chaudhry and the Fijian government are engaged in a heated dispute over the handling and response to the ongoing fuel crisis in the country.

An opinion piece reflects on the World Trade Organization's 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14), describing its outcomes as an "empty net."

There are growing calls in Fiji for a review of the current fuel tax structure. The debate comes amidst concerns over rising fuel costs and their impact on consumers and businesses.

The Prime Minister of Fiji is scheduled to address the nation tonight regarding a recent increase in fuel prices.

Under new government rules in Fiji, only the Prime Minister and President are permitted to have backup vehicles.

The Fiji Labour Party has voiced criticism regarding the Great Council of Chiefs' (GCC) submissions on the ongoing Constitution review.

Fiji is experiencing a 'shock' due to the timing of new fuel price increases, contributing to broader economic uncertainty that is expected to delay recovery.

The Fijian government is actively considering alternative energy sources, as stated by Tabuya.

Fiji's Opposition MP Usamate has labeled the recent fuel price surge a 'betrayal of trust,' while the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation (FCEF) urges the government for a clear plan to address the crisis, which is seen as a significant threat to businesses and workers.

A statement from Fiji clarified that a particular action or policy was 'not a Government decision,' indicating a potential dispute or clarification regarding official policy.

The Fiji High Court has dismissed a legal bid that sought to challenge a decision regarding a chiefly title, upholding the original ruling.

In Fiji, landowners are set to join municipal councils as non-voting members, a move aimed at integrating their perspectives into local governance.

Premila Kumar, a Fijian official, has issued a warning about the potential 'cascading effect' that rising fuel prices could have on the nation's economy and consumers.

Fiji Bati and Melbourne Storm forward Tui Kamikamica has been hospitalized in Australia, though details regarding his condition were not immediately available.

Fiji landowners are protesting against a proposed development, asserting 'Not on our land' in defense of their ancestral territories.

Fiji has reportedly set an ambitious target of $2 billion, though the specific sector or context for this goal remains to be fully detailed.

Fiji's Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) has revoked the sailing permit for the vessel LP9, a decision that the operating company has strongly criticized.

The Fiji Times reports that Forwood has spoken to the police, though the specific details of the interaction are not provided.

The judgment in the legal case involving Sayed-Khaiyum and Saneem in Fiji has been adjourned until May 14.

Fiji's Attorney-General Siromi Turaga has indicated that constitutional changes are being considered before the upcoming polls.

The Fiji Times reports on 'A Walk for Second Chance', an event likely aimed at supporting individuals seeking new opportunities or rehabilitation.

The National Farmers Union (NFU) in Fiji has issued a call for immediate payments to cane farmers, highlighting concerns over their financial situation.

Slow systems hinder HIV response, says Dr Mitchell The Fiji Times

The implementation of 'open taxi ranks' in Fiji is reportedly having a negative impact on the provision of taxi services in rural areas.

Land in Nadala, Fiji, has been returned to its traditional landowners, shifting from State control to vanua ownership.

A recent case has brought to light crucial compliance gaps, prompting a reflection on critical lessons that need to be learned.

The Fiji Times features its 'Letters to the Editor' section for March 27, 2026, presenting various opinions and feedback from its readers.

Leung shares her personal experience, stating that various coups have significantly tested her resilience.

An inmate in Fiji has earned $28,000 by creating and selling art while incarcerated.

A 'rent tip off' has reportedly caused significant disruption and concern at the Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC), suggesting a potential scandal or investigation.

An airline in Fiji is closely monitoring fuel prices and supply, indicating concerns about operational costs and resource availability.

Firefighters in Fiji are actively participating in community efforts to clean local waterways, contributing to environmental maintenance.

Executives and directors at Fiji Airports have experienced a significant pay surge, with increases exceeding 100%.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board (ILTB) has branded Rajendra Chaudhry a fugitive, indicating legal action or status against him.

The state of Fiji is taking steps to destroy a significant amount of seized cocaine.

A suspect marijuana farmer is on the run in Fiji, while a separate inquiry is underway after another farmer claimed property and crops were destroyed during a police search for marijuana.

Fiji's government communications strategy has drawn criticism, with Chaudhry raising concerns over its intent and potential implications.

A new "Sautu guidebook" has been introduced and praised as setting a "new gold standard for daily operations" in Fiji.

Fiji's tourism sector reported a total of 54,219 international arrivals for the month of February, indicating continued recovery in the travel industry.

The Fiji Times reports that the Fiji government's contingent liabilities currently stand at $1.66 billion.

A court in Fiji has dismissed a $10 million lawsuit related to fisheries, concluding the legal proceedings.

Tropical Depression 10F has weakened, significantly reducing the likelihood of it developing into a cyclone, according to reports from The Fiji Times.

The Nadi Special Education institution in Fiji is facing administrative confusion with reports of two individuals simultaneously serving as acting heads.

New observations off Fiji reveal that sharks are more social than previously believed, with individuals consciously choosing same-sex swimming companions, challenging the notion of them as solitary creatures.

Fiji has reactivated its Tourism Action Group in response to the deepening crisis in the Middle East, aiming to address potential impacts on the nation's tourism sector.