Nearly $1 billion in approved private-sector loans remain undisbursed amid regulatory and approval delays.

Government must tighten fiscal policy, curb rising costs and confront corruption.

The increase in ministerial positions and related costs, including salaries, vehicles, support staff, travel and administration is tightening pressure on Fiji’s public finances.

Strong public support for major constitutional reform, particularly changes to Fiji’s electoral system has emerged during nationwide consultations.

Fiji’s economic vulnerability, driven by heavy reliance on tourism and weak diversification, remains the country’s most pressing structural challenge.

Fiji’s core economic challenge is the gap between long-term plans and actual delivery, according to Government MP and former Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad.

The Suva High Court will deliver its judgment in a murder case involving a 25-year-old man accused of killing a woman in September 2024.

Fiji’s biodiversity is facing rising pressure from climate change, pollution and invasive species.

Fiji is facing a widening gap between government spending and revenue, raising concern over long-term debt sustainability.

The country’s ageing water infrastructure and shortage of skilled workers are holding back economic growth and investment.

The Fiji Police Force has rejected claims that corruption is systemic within the organization.

The NGO Coalition on Human Rights is calling for the immediate suspension of all joint operations between the Republic of Fiji Military Forces and the Fiji Police Force.