Sugar Industry Minister Tomasi Tunabuna, Sugarcane Tribunal, government officials and industry stakeholders will meet today to determine the way forward on delayed payments to sugarcane farmers.

The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence is criticizing the Ministry of Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar for failing to include a detailed transport analysis in its 2020–2021 Annual Report.

Teachers and university lecturers are raising serious concerns about drug use among school children, saying the problem is now affecting even primary school students.

Former Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says government has several options it can consider to help ease the impact of rising fuel prices on Fijians.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya has clarified that Cabinet has not approved the proposed 900,000-tonne waste-to-energy incinerator planned for Vuda–Saweni.

Cabinet has approved key reforms to strengthen national security decision-making, aimed at improving coordination and faster responses to emerging threats.

KPMG Fiji has expanded its leadership team by appointing Mehul Tailor and Nalin Kumar as partners, effective April 1, 2026.

Fiji will farewell one of its most respected national leaders, the late former President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, with a State Funeral following Cabinet endorsement.

Navua is expected to be declared a town in early 2026/2027 financial year.

Former Health Minister’s Lawyer, Wylie Clarke, in the ongoing trial involving former senior government figures, termed prosecution witness Solomoni Suguta, of being evasive while giving evidence about the evaluation of medical equipment tenders 66 and 153 of 2011.

The proposed Referendum Bill is deeply flawed and should be rewritten, the Electoral Commission has warned.

Concerns have been raised about the security of Fiji’s ports following reports of suspicious activity at Vatia in Tavua, questioning whether authorities can effectively track potential threats.