Political parties could receive foreign funding before the official election campaign period begins.

Electoral laws are being tightened, with changes to voter registration, electoral offences and financial disclosure requirements.

Fiji’s push for national unity must translate into everyday actions within communities, workplaces and homes, says Permanent Secretary for Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Culture, Heritage and Arts, Dr Vinesh Kumar.

Fiji is pushing for an accelerated global transition to clean energy as it works towards its target of achieving 100 percent renewable energy by 2036.

The success of Fiji’s national diabetes campaign should not be measured by the number of events held, but by how many lives are positively affected.

The main rubbish dump serving Labasa town is nearing capacity and will need to be relocated.

While many families prepare to celebrate Diwali this weekend, residents of Vavalagi outside Labasa have little reason to celebrate, as a prolonged water shortage continues to disrupt their daily lives.

The sugar industry still relies heavily on government subsidies, with cane production failing to grow consistently despite millions of dollars in annual assistance.

National Federation Party Leader Biman Prasad has reaffirmed the party’s directive for its Members of Parliament not to support the proposed Constitution amendment Bill if it is brought before Parliament.

The widespread use of combustible building materials is contributing to the high number of homes being destroyed by fire across Fiji, says Puamau Sowane.

Prolonged dry weather is increasing production costs for vegetable farmers in Nadi, with some warning that Fijians could soon pay more for locally grown produce.

Twenty-seven people have died in structural fires across Fiji in the past two years and eleven months.