The government is considering a centralized national intelligence system to strengthen Fiji’s ability to respond to emerging security threats.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has condemned Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka over his reported response to the worsening drought and water shortages affecting communities.

More Fijian communities could face relocation within the next five to ten years as geological instability threatens the safety of land they have occupied for generations.

Church leaders have identified childhood trauma, domestic violence and poverty as some of the underlying factors driving young people towards drugs.

Fiji’s film and audiovisual industry generated $96.2 million in direct spending in 2025, up from $77.2 million the previous year, as the government moved to settle about $200 million in legacy rebate obligations.

Two Assistant Ministers incurred more than $30,000 in business-class airfare costs for the same US program last year.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has found instances of overcharging and missing price labels during inspections ahead of Diwali.

Fiji has the potential to boost its economy by USD$90 million through increased use of AI in the next 10 years.

Fiji’s historical records are at risk of being lost due to inadequate storage, outdated technology and years of underinvestment.

The Land Transport Authority issued over 60,000 traffic infringement notices between January and September with an overall compliance rate of about 79 percent during the period.

Smoke from the burning Namara rubbish dump continues to affect nearby residents, schools and the Nasea Vakaviti community, raising concerns over the health and safety of those living in the surrounding areas.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu says the fight against diabetes must begin with individuals taking greater responsibility for their health and daily lifestyle choices.