Fiji’s tourism sector is moving to strengthen its crisis response systems amid growing risks from natural disasters, global disruptions and rising travel costs.

Cabinet has endorsed proposed reforms to Fiji’s national intelligence system to strengthen coordination, information sharing and the country’s ability to respond to emerging security threats.

Fiji will strengthen its maritime security system through a three-phase implementation plan aimed at addressing growing threats to the country’s waters and maritime resources.

FBI Director Kash Patel was ​in Virginia for a ‌law enforcement-related event, the US law enforcement agency said ​on Wednesday, denying a ​media report that he had ⁠traveled to Russia.

High rents and a shortage of affordable housing are putting pressure on families across Fiji, with the Public Rental Board being urged to expand housing options and help tenants move towards home ownership.

The Fiji Police Force is calling on faith-based organizations and community leaders to work together in addressing drug-related harm and preventing crime across the country.

Fiji needs more trained technicians and accessible prosthetic services to reduce wait times for people who have lost limbs, says the President of Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti.

The growing importance of gut health and microbiome science in modern healthcare was highlighted at the Fiji Pharmaceutical Society–TISA Insurance Annual Conference.

Fiji Airports is facing rising maintenance costs as ageing infrastructure continues to put pressure on its operating expenses.

The Agriculture Ministry says subsistence and commercial yaqona growers have yet to be clearly classified under the proposed Yaqona Bill 2026.

Plans are progressing for a new $792 million shipbuilding and ship repair facility in Lautoka, following Cabinet’s endorsement of a feasibility study aimed at revitalising Fiji’s shipbuilding industry.

Fiji’s State House will mark its 100th anniversary next month, with Cabinet endorsing a series of centenary celebrations.