Voters are not obliged to support a candidate or political party in return for free transport or refreshments under Fiji’s amended electoral laws.

Retaining constitutional immunity could weaken safeguards against future coups, former journalist and 2000 coup participant Joe Nata warns.

Minister for Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo says the government’s position is to retain existing constitutional immunity provisions in line with the Supreme Court’s opinion.

Constitutional reforms must serve the interests of all Fijians and remain fair regardless of which government is in power, says submitter Selvin Kumar.

Pacific countries are calling for equal treatment and greater recognition of their voices in international climate negotiations ahead of COP31 in Türkiye.

A motion of no confidence in Parliament should be used to remove a Prime Minister instead of resorting to a coup, says Academic Dr Mosmi Bhim.

The Fiji Meteorological Service is closely monitoring Tropical Cyclone Wati, although Fiji is not expected to be directly affected at this stage.

Fiji’s proposed 2026 constitutional amendments are facing concerns over child protection and public representation.

Serua Provincial Council Chair Tevita Boseiwaqa is calling for water and airspace to be included in constitutional provisions relating to natural resources.

Fijian scientist Dr Ramendra Prasad has been recognised among the world’s top 2 per cent of scientists for the fourth consecutive year.

Fiji’s amended electoral laws remove the requirement for political party office holders to disclose their assets, liabilities, income and expenditure.

Suva City Council Special Administrator Usaia Gonewai is calling for fairer parliamentary representation.