Government has activated a national fuel emergency plan as global tensions continue to impact supply routes.

Daily traffic congestion and weak monitoring of government spending were raised as major concerns during the 2026–2027 budget consultation, with calls for urgent action to ease the burden on ordinary Fijians.

Workplace discrimination against women remains a persistent issue in Fiji, with hiring and promotion decisions often influenced by gender biases.

Empowering young people and women is key to strengthening Fiji’s long-term stability and social cohesion.

Cabinet has approved a contingency fund of $1.96 million to support the possible evacuation of Fijians from Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and the wider Gulf region if the Middle East conflict escalates.

Amid rising global fuel prices linked to tensions in the Middle East, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka kept a low-key approach during his visit to Nadi today, where he attended a TISI Sangam event.

A century of resilience, culture, and unity came alive in Nadi today as the TISI Sangam officially launched its 100th centennial celebrations, marking a historic milestone that has shaped generations and made a significant contribution to Fiji’s social and economic development.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs has extended Easter greetings to all Fijians as the nation celebrates the holiday today.

This year’s 64th Sanatan convention in Navua is placing strong emphasis on social awareness, with organizers using the gathering as a platform to address pressing national issues affecting communities across Fiji.

As Fijians observe Easter, leaders emphasized the deeper meaning of the sacred season: reflection, renewal, and unity.

The Government must take immediate action to reduce national fuel consumption and stockpile supplies until the Middle East conflict is resolved.

The proposed Employment Relations Bill is facing growing scrutiny, with concerns raised over both its development process and its ability to address key enforcement issues.