Procurement weaknesses in infrastructure delivery across the Pacific are being targeted under new reforms introduced by the Asian Development Bank.

Fiji’s limited expertise in international trade law has raised concerns over its ability to handle complex global trade disputes and defend national interests.

Fiji and Kiribati have launched a new aquaculture partnership focused on sandfish development.

The Civil High Court in Suva has allowed more time for parties involved in a forfeiture case against businessman Imran Khan, also known as King Khan, to file their submissions.

The Suva High Court has again adjourned its judgment in the case of a man accused of murdering his pregnant wife in Suva.

A soccer player who is alleged to have raped two young women in Nadi last week is expected to appear in the Magistrates Court today.

Energy Fiji Limited says proposed power rationing measures scheduled for next month have been deferred following the approval of an interim electricity fuel surcharge by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The Ministry of Local Government has signed an agreement with the Japan International Cooperation System for the procurement of heavy equipment and machinery to support municipal councils in Fiji.

Parliament has passed the Education Bill 2025. The new law delivers major reforms to Fiji’s education system.

The government is reviewing the Free General Practitioner Partnership Program and Laboratory Partnership Program to improve efficiency, accountability and long-term sustainability.

Out of more than 7,500 graduates since 2023, only 47 per cent are captured in employment data. This raises concern over graduate job absorption and the return on public scholarship spending.

Parliament has fast-tracked consideration of the Pacifica Communities University Bill 2026.