Fiji Airways is monitoring a spike in jet fuel prices caused by the war in the Middle East, with the airline considering a fuel levy or fare increases to sustain its operations.

Fijians are being urged to remain calm but plan ahead as global markets monitor rising tensions in the Middle East.

The Ministry of Public Works has acknowledged several challenges affecting the delivery of infrastructure projects across Fiji.

Female officers of the country’s uniformed services marched in the city to commemorate International Women’s Day.

Government MP Professor Biman Prasad has defended the coalition government’s economic policies, saying borrowing and tax reforms were essential to fund development and improve public services.

Wetlands in Fiji are being highlighted for their role in climate resilience, water security, and supporting women’s livelihoods.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he is familiar with the individuals proposed as board members of the Fiji National University.

All Fijian nationals in the Middle East, including members of the Fijian diaspora, Embassy staff, and Fijian peacekeepers deployed in the region, remain safe.

An official complaint has been lodged against former Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru.

The Fiji Police Force says all information related to the death of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi is being actively investigated, amid public speculation about the handling of the case.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu officiated over the swearing-in of seven members of the Constitution Review Commission at State House this afternoon.

More than 75 percent of Climate Change Act is already in force, ensuring climate considerations are integrated into all government policies and planning.