The National Federation Party says it will not support any rushed process to amend Fiji’s 2013 Constitution.

Fiji is losing around $500 million annually to climate-related events, with floods and cyclones accounting for about 80 percent of the damage.

Some of Fiji’s larger vessels cannot be dry-docked locally, forcing operators to send them overseas for repairs.

Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa confirmed that they are in talks with the Nabouwalu landowners for township developments.

Six Indian nationals charged with alleged money laundering and non-declaration of foreign currency have been bailed by the Nadi Magistrates Court.

Cabinet has endorsed the Criminal Records Regulations 2026 to support the commencement and implementation of the Criminal Records Act 2026.

Cabinet approved a comprehensive review of Fiji’s National Minimum Wage and minimum sectoral wages across 10 sectors.

The Centre for Democracy and Dialogue says the proposed timeline to bring a new Constitution into force by 24 December 2026 raises serious constitutional, legal, and democratic concerns.

Farmers are being urged to prepare for an extended dry spell, as the Ministry of Agriculture warns the effects of a possible Super El Niño could continue into early next year.

The Suva Magistrate’s Court has refused to grant leave to vacate the trial of former Assistant Commissioner of Corrections Salote Panapasa.

Civil society organizations are calling for a stronger role in implementing the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union, saying communities could miss out if their voices are excluded from key discussions.

There will be a special Parliament sitting on Tuesday, September 22, to facilitate the tabling of the Fiji Constitution Review Commission Report 2026.