The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has withdrawn its earlier account of Jone Vakarisi’s death.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress is raising concerns over the interpretation of Section 131(2) of the 2013 Constitution, warning it could blur the line between military and civilian authority.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress is calling for the removal of the Immunity Clause under Chapter 10, Section 156 of the 2013 Constitution.

Increasing hydropower capacity will not necessarily result in lower electricity costs for consumers.

Preliminary findings into a fatal workplace incident in Labasa last month suggest there may have been lapses in safety compliance, with both employer responsibility and worker actions under scrutiny.

More than $74,000 in government funding is being channeled directly into grassroots development in Tavua, targeting long-standing community needs often left unmet.

Fiji has been assured of continued and reliable fuel supply following high-level discussions in Singapore between Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Sakiasi Ditoka, and the country’s key fuel suppliers.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation has expressed concern following the denial of a permit for a planned peaceful march in Lautoka opposing the proposed waste-to-energy project in Vuda.

Jone Vakarisi’s death has been classified as murder.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress today made its submission to the Constitution Review Commission, stating its support for provisions in the 2013 Constitution that recognize all races as Fijian.

A senior immigration officer with more than a decade of experience says Fiji’s first-ever extended induction program is already addressing long-standing gaps in officer training, offering a deeper and more practical approach to the country’s evolving border challenges.

Fiji’s tourism industry is undergoing a shift, with stakeholders working to broaden the country’s appeal beyond its well-known sun-and-sand image.