The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will begin work on a new $41 million Joint Logistics Command Warehouse with an initial allocation of $2.5 million.

There is now a common shortage in sugar supply across multiple locations in Suva; from outside the Central Business District neighbourhoods to within the capital itself, businesses and consumers are beginning to feel the impact of the low supply.

A package of illegal contraband was intercepted after an attempted throw-in at the Suva Corrections center this morning.

Acting Attorney General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says the reduction in the Republic of Fiji Military Forces’ allocation in the 2026/2027 National Budget will not stop Fiji from meeting its international peacekeeping commitments.

The lack of specialized forensic equipment is delaying progress in the investigation into the death of Police Constable, Peniasi Racagi says Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu .

Women must have an equal role alongside men in developing artificial intelligence to ensure the technology is fair, inclusive and reflects diverse communities, says KPMG Women in Tech Lead Fiona Glaskin.

The FMF Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival has unveiled the construction of a new classroom at Valelawa Primary School in Macuata as its major community project for this year’s festival.

The Nasinu Town council is still in talks with the Government regarding the establishment of the Valelevu grounds.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board says it has secured the long-term interests of Vatulele landowners by extending the development timeline for the island’s tourism lease, while the Viti Indigenous Tourism Alliance is calling for greater transparency and stronger consultation with landowners.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council has come under scrutiny over delayed reporting and gaps in financial and performance disclosures.

Young people are being called on to take a stronger role in promoting peace, dialogue and unity as Fiji works to strengthen social cohesion.

Acting Attorney General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says Fiji must adapt to changing global security threats while ensuring the protection of civilians remains at the centre of every peacekeeping mission.