Four months after the death of an 18-year-old woman in Lautoka, police have charged a 22-year-old man with murder.

A fresh case of alleged sacrilege has been reported at the Waila Prem Kirtan Ramayan Mandali, located along Waila Feeder Road in Nausori.

The Ministry of Immigration is raising serious concerns over the growing presence of drugs in Fiji, warning that the issue is not only a health crisis but also a national security threat.

Fiji is strengthening its energy security and regional position through high-level talks with Australia, as global fuel uncertainty continues to pose risks to small island nations.

Cabinet has approved the redeployment of $56 million within the existing 2025–26 National Budget to respond to the impact of the global fuel crisis.

A review of service delivery systems and agency responsibilities is underway. It is aimed at improving access to planning services and clarifying roles between councils and national authorities.

The Cabinet has endorsed the Phase 1 proposed amendments to the Finance Instructions 2010, aimed at modernising and strengthening Fiji’s public financial management framework.

Fiji is strengthening its national child protection framework, with Cabinet approving revised Terms of Reference to boost coordination and decision-making on issues affecting children.

The Department of Environment has confirmed that all dredging works along the Dreketi River in Macuata are now suspended, pending the resolution of compliance issues and a formal traditional apology to the customary landowning unit.

Former Flying Fijians and Fiji 7s speedster, Filimoni Seru, who is battling Motor Neuron Disease received his first Test cap.

A devastating house fire in Baulevu has claimed the lives of five members of the same family, leaving residents reeling from the loss.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has stressed to every Fijian that there is no fuel shortage, but rather a global price crisis.