Fiji has secured major fuel shipments totaling 118.55 million litres for May and June says Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau.

The government has stepped up efforts to address Fiji’s skills shortage by aligning training programmes with workforce needs.

The Fiji Elections Office launched its ‘My Election, My Fiji’ civic education resource, strengthening its commitment to integrating civic learning into the national education framework.

The Nadi Magistrates Court is expected to deliver a decision later this afternoon on the bail application of accused Imran Khan, also known as “King Khan.”

“She is just one person.”

Fiji’s farmers are already living the harsh realities of climate change, with shifting weather patterns, rising costs and repeated losses threatening livelihoods.

The Government says nearly all households in the Central Division now have access to a continuous water supply, with efforts underway to address service gaps in elevated and vulnerable areas.

The Social Protection Ministry has announced major reforms to the Family Assistance Scheme, including an updated poverty targeting system to improve accuracy and fairness in identifying the poorest households.

Record tax collections are under scrutiny, with Opposition MPs questioning why billions raised are not easing the cost of living.

Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya says she will speak to the Fijian Media Association to ensure that all actors in Parliament receive fair media coverage.

Falling conviction rates in corruption cases have raised concern in Parliament during debate on the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) 2020–2023 Annual Reports.

In Naloto village, located in Verata District in the province of Tailevu, the struggle against the sea is not a distant concern as it is a daily effort.