Fiji’s fuel supply remains stable, with current stock levels and scheduled shipments expected to sustain normal operations through May and June, according to authorities.

Three people have been charged in connection with the alleged murder of a 38-year-old man in Wairabetia, Lautoka, bringing the total number of accused to four.

The Fiji Development Bank has strengthened its investment portfolio with the acquisition of Tanoa Apartments, in a strategic move aimed at boosting long-term income generation and supporting national development priorities.

A new commercial fishpond has been constructed for the Sigavou Youth Group in Nawairuku, Ra, in a move aimed at boosting rural youth empowerment and sustainable income generation.

A former senior procurement officer has told the High Court that attempts to override a government tender evaluation committee’s recommendation in a 2011 Health Ministry procurement could set a “dangerous precedent” for interference in Fiji’s procurement system.

Pacific police ministers have agreed on a new regional mandate to strengthen cooperation against growing security threats, in what Fiji is calling a major milestone for Pacific policing partnerships.

The government is trying to avoid nationwide power rationing as pressure mounts on Fiji’s energy supply following concerns over fuel availability for power generation.

The Education Ministry is preparing a remote learning strategy, including the possible rollout of a Moodle digital platform, as concerns grow over the impact a worsening fuel crisis could have on schools.

The fate of Fiji’s long-awaited municipal elections now rests with Cabinet as government weighs financial pressures, timelines, and election preparations before making a final decision.

Recent temple sacrileges in Fiji are being driven more by drug addiction and criminal desperation than religious hatred, according to Assistant Multi-Ethnic Affairs Minister Shalen Kumar.

Fiji and Vanuatu are strengthening regional cooperation on climate-driven community relocation as Pacific nations face increasing displacement threats caused by climate change and natural disasters.

Heavy rain and dangerous conditions have forced the temporary closure of the Colo-i-Suva Forest Park as authorities warn of growing safety risks in the area.