Information Minister Lynda Tabuya is calling on all Fijians to plan carefully and trust that Government is well prepared to mitigate the impact of the ongoing global fuel crisis.

The new Criminal Records legislation will not apply to sexual and serious violent offences.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu is calling for an inclusive and carefully considered approach to Fiji’s constitutional review process.

Fiji’s tourism sector continues to show strong growth, with visitor arrivals rising in the first four months of the year despite global economic uncertainty.

The reopening of Fiji’s sea cucumber fishery has generated millions in earnings for coastal communities, alongside strong export returns since the ban was lifted earlier this year.

Demand for specialised child support services in Fiji is increasing significantly, placing growing pressure on the Frank Hilton Organisation as more families seek early intervention and disability support.

The University of Fiji today released a song titled ‘Ancient Lands and the Superstar’ in commemoration of the life and legacy of the late Ratu Sir Josefa Lalabalavu Vanayaliyali Sukuna.

Two of the three tertiary students charged in the murder case at Nauluvatu Settlement earlier this year have been discharged.

Trial dates have been set for Professor Biman Prasad.

Sixteen school heads have returned to work.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says major developments are being planned for Levuka and the wider Lomaiviti Province.

Minister for Environment Lynda Tabuya says waste management challenges are worsening.