The Fiji Labour Party has questioned the government’s reasons for reconsidering the Municipal Elections, following comments made by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka that a review will be carried out on whether the polls scheduled for September should proceed.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has admitted that drug traffickers are continuing to exploit weaknesses within Fiji’s law enforcement system, as authorities intensify efforts to contain what leaders now describe as a deeply rooted national crisis.

The High Court has dismissed an application by former Deputy Prime Minister and National Federation Party leader Biman Chand Prasad seeking a permanent stay of criminal proceedings brought against him by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The Ministry of Education has clarified that a school closure notice relating to Hantavirus circulating on social media is fake and was not issued by the Ministry.

Cane farmers in Macuata have been recognised for their major contribution to Fiji’s economy, with the North producing more than 30 percent of the country’s total sugar output.

The Fiji Museum, in collaboration with UNESCO, celebrated International Museum Day under the theme “Museums Uniting a Divided World.”

Two lives have been lost following a road accident along the Denarau Road in Nadi yesterday morning.

Schools across Fiji resume classes today for Term 2 of the 2026 academic year.

Yam farming is being highlighted as a climate-resilient solution that supports food security in Fiji and helps with relief efforts during cyclones, when other crops are destroyed.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the government is reconsidering whether the Municipal Elections scheduled for September should proceed.

The Consumer Council has confirmed receiving complaints from consumers who claim they became ill after consuming food purchased from restaurants and other food outlets.

The Republic of Fiji Navy spent more than $500,000 during its operation to locate the nine men reported missing at sea in March.