The Fiji Teachers Union is calling on the Government to grant teachers a 15 percent pay increase in the 2026–2027 National Budget.

The push for an $8 living wage has intensified a national debate over pay, inflation, and living standards in Fiji, exposing a clear divide between the government’s gradual wage strategy and union calls for a faster, cost-of-living–driven reset.

The Passport Amendment Bill 2026 in Parliament introduces tougher penalties for passport-related offences, faster travel document processing for Fijians overseas, and broader legal recognition of all official travel documents.

Hundreds of Fijians who missed out on overseas jobs because of minor criminal records could soon get a second chance under the new Criminal Records Bill.

Without major interventions, sea-level rise could cost Fiji up to 2.6% of its Gross Domestic Product annually.

Suva FC will spend the next few weeks focusing on discipline as they prepare for the 2026 BiC Fiji FACT in Labasa later this month.

The Fiji Airways Men’s 7s team has climbed to fourth place in the overall Valladolid 7s standings following a fifth-place finish at the Hong Kong tournament.

Dialogue Fiji is urging the government to review and temporarily reduce fuel duties following the latest increase in fuel prices, arguing that the state is collecting significantly more tax revenue as pump prices continue to rise.

A family of four has been left homeless after a devastating house fire destroyed their home at Lolomomo Hillside in Lautoka on Friday night, with initial investigations pointing to unattended cooking as a possible cause.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, has officially convened the first meeting of the interim National Research Council (NRC), marking a major step towards strengthening evidence-based policymaking and research excellence in Fiji.

The rugby world is saluting the strides of Moana Pasifika after the competition’s relative newcomers enjoyed their best-ever Super Rugby Pacific campaign.

More than 200 people were injured and one person died in Paris following Paris Saint-Germain’s second consecutive Champions League win, the interior ministry said on Sunday, reviving ​France’s heated debate about street violence.