The National Child Welfare and Protection Database has recorded more than 9,000 cases of child abuse and neglect from 2020 and 2025, leading the Government to develop a five year action plan to prevent violence against children.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party today made their submission to the Constitution Amendment Bill, proposing to bring all land in Fiji under iTaukei ownership

The Fiji Labour Party is questioning the legitimacy of the process used to bring Constitution Amendment Bill No. 32 before Parliament, claiming the proposed changes were pushed through without giving MPs enough time to properly examine the document.

Communities along Buca Bay in Cakaudrove are expected to benefit from improved transport links following the groundbreaking ceremony for the multimillion-dollar Vunikura Jetty project.

The service and sacrifice of 212 Fijian pioneers who travelled to the United Kingdom in 1961 to serve in the British Army are being celebrated as part of their 65th anniversary jubilee.

The Asian Development Bank has reaffirmed its nearly five-decade partnership with Fiji’s transport sector following the signing of construction contracts under the Critical Bridges Resilience Project.

Minister for Agriculture, Tomasi Tunabuna, is urging communities in Bua to take early, practical steps to prepare for the expected impacts of El Niño.

Fiji is looking to strengthen community preparedness for climate-related disasters, with a new regional funding programme set to support access to clean water and sanitation during emergencies.

Members of the Yavusa Nakama today received ownership of their 20-acre Naveria freehold land in Savusavu, following an official handover by the Government under the Land Buyback Scheme.

Unity Fiji is proposing a two-stage referendum process on the Constitution Amendment Bill No. 32 of 2026, saying people should have a direct say on major constitutional issues before final changes are made.

People First opposes the proposed Senate, estimating it would cost between $15 million and $20 million annually.

Changing public attitudes remains a major challenge for people with disabilities in Fiji, despite progress in protecting their rights.