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.

Children, teachers and worshippers at the Fiji Muslim League Tavua Branch now have a more secure compound following the completion of a government-funded fencing project.

The NGO Coalition on Human Rights is calling for at least a six-month extension to consultations on Fiji’s Draft Constitution.

Suva lawyer and former politician Nikolau Nawaikula has proposed the appointment of a caretaker government following a constitutional referendum to avoid the possibility of spending approximately $80 million on two electoral process.

A Fijian youth has warned that Fiji’s proposed 2026 Constitution must not weaken the separation of powers or concentrate authority in the hands of the executive, raising concerns over the appointment of the Chief Justice, the cost of reintroducing the Senate and FICAC’s prosecutorial powers.

Fiji’s proposed December 9 constitutional referendum could be held alongside the 2027 General Election.