The government says a $1 million allocation in the 2026-2027 National Budget will be enough to complete the reconstruction of an old building at the Office of the President.

Questions were raised in Parliament over the Constitution Review Commission’s $1 million funding.  MPs demanding clarity on what the allocation will pay for.

Questions are mounting over whether the multi-million-dollar Na Vualiku tourism project will increase tourist numbers in Vanua Levu.

The investigation into Walesi is still with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The government is strengthening its relationship with Israel through a new parliamentary caucus, with Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka appointed as its first chair.

Minister for Policing Iowane Naivalarua has defended the $356,522 reduction in the narcotics operations budget, stating the remaining $1.6 million is sufficient for the operation of the newly established Counter Narcotics Bureau.

Opposition Member of Parliament Jone Usamate has warned that Fiji is facing a fiscal crisis, arguing that the 2026-2027 National Budget fails to address rising government debt and growing expenditure despite being presented as “A Responsible Budget for a Sustainable Future.”

Fiji’s growing real estate industry is facing challenges due to the absence of formal curricula to cater to its practitioners.

Fiji does not have a labour shortage; it has a worker retention problem.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says he is aware of the allegations of sexual assault incident at a prominent school in Nausori.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji says the country continues to train and certify enough qualified seafarers to meet the needs of the domestic maritime industry.

Parents are being encouraged to ensure their children undergo regular dental and medical check-ups as serious health conditions are increasingly being detected at a young age.