The Ministry of Lands is working on a solution to ease ongoing tensions between two major tourism operators in the Savusavu port, as a dispute over a foreshore lease continues to create operational challenges.

A 28-year-old man alleged to have vandalized the Samabula Shiv Temple has been charged and will appear at the Suva Magistrates Court tomorrow.

The Public Rental Board is set to demolish Block 5 at the Mead Road Estate in Nabua, Suva, by the end of this year, with Blocks 1 to 4 scheduled for removal in 2026.

Inosi Kuridrani is expected to make his return to Parliament today, with his official swearing-in scheduled for this morning ahead of the 2025–2026 National Budget debate.

The Online Safety Commission Fiji is actively collaborating with the Director of Public Prosecutions to secure the authority to prosecute cases.

Villagers of Vuo in Labasa are now on high alert following the discovery of a marijuana cultivation site near their community last week.

Around 80 sugarcane farmers in Tavua are breathing a sigh of relief following a government decision to reactivate the railway line from Lausa Loop to Tawatawa Point.

A high-level consultation on the revision of the Fiji Police Force’s Use of Force Policy concluded last week.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry is taking urgent steps to address the rise in deliberate cane field fires.

The Fiji Museum recently received 130 artifacts from the late David Gilmour’s collection in Suva.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has firmly denied circulating rumours that most of Fiji’s native land were sold, reaffirming that such sales are illegal and not permitted under the law.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission condemns all acts of sacrilege targeting places of worship, regardless of faith, denomination, or religious belief.