The Fijian Elections Office has warned that individuals and political parties who publish false or misleading information about Fiji’s electoral processes could face prosecution under the Electoral Act.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has confirmed that its scholarship allocation for the 2025–2026 financial year has been fully utilised, meaning no new scholarships will be awarded for Semester Two or Quarter Three.

The National Fire Authority is urging Fijians to prioritize fire safety after responding to two separate residential fires in the Nadroga province within days of each other.

Australia’s Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, officially opened the Pacific Australia Skills Hub in Suva this afternoon.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation says improving returns for cane growers will require a collective effort across the entire sugar industry, rejecting suggestions that the corporation alone is responsible for the sector’s ongoing challenges.

The Unity Fiji Party has proposed a closure to the de-registered party ‘loophole’

Fiji’s Public Health Act is set for a major overhaul, with stakeholders in the Northern Division calling for stronger enforcement and greater community involvement to tackle public health issues.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service says its strong 11‑month revenue performance is not just the result of inflation, but of tougher enforcement and smarter compliance programs.

The 15th McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s has announced an innovative law trial for the 2027 tournament, introducing a new player sanctions framework designed to deliver fairer outcomes, greater player accountability and an enhanced spectator experience.

Fiji rugby great Waisale Serevi has backed the inclusion of Luke Tagi and Virimi Vakatawa in the FIJI Water Flying Fijians squad as direct replacements for Semi Radradra and Tim Hoyt, who were ruled out through injury following the opening Nations Championship Test against Wales over the weekend.

England survived a spirited Mexico fightback to secure a 3-2 win ​and book their place in the World Cup ‌quarter-finals, ending the co-hosts’ deepest run at the tournament in 40 years despite playing most of the second ​half with 10 men at the Azteca ​Stadium.

Fiji and Australia’s relationship has strengthened further after the prime ministers of the two countries signed a Vuvale Union and the Ocean of Peace Alliance – also known as the Veitacini Mutual Defence Treaty.