Police say gaps in financial intelligence are slowing the trail of money linked to serious crime.

Terrorist financing remains a low risk, but dirty money linked to drugs, organised crime and corruption remains a high threat.

Farmers in the North are calling on the iTaukei Land Trust Board to review agricultural land rents, saying high lease costs are adding to the financial pressures facing the sugar industry.

Pacific leaders are stepping up regional efforts to prepare for a prolonged fuel crisis, as the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran continues to threaten fuel supplies and drive up costs.

The vanua of Vuda is today preparing to perform the final traditional funeral rites for its paramount chief, the late Tui Vuda, Ratu Eparama Kitione Tavaiqia.

Saimoni Rokotunidau is back in police custody.

Women are using more formal financial services in Fiji, but access to credit remains a major gap.

The Ministry of Education is expediting salary arrears for 318 staff, with payments scheduled for Pay 17 and Pay 18.

The Fijian Elections Office has admitted an internal process failure after a mock press release announcing the 2026 General Election was mistakenly circulated publicly.

The State says there is enough evidence for the case against former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Health Minister Dr Neil Sharma to proceed.

The role of the military under the Constitution is emerging as a key issue in any future constitutional review.

The Fijian Stock Market reported strong growth across key market indicators this year, reflecting increased investor participation, higher trading activity, and continued confidence in Fiji’s capital market.