Fiji is calling for greater unity among world leaders in the global fight against climate change.

Members of civil society have made their submissions to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, raising concerns that the legacy of Fiji’s coups continues to affect how people speak and participate in public life.

One hundred and sixty-five children are currently in State care.

Six non-governmental organisations issued a joint statement this afternoon, raising concerns about Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s request that the Electoral Commission suspend campaigning for Fiji’s forthcoming general election.

The handover of 269 99-year leases has formalised land tenure for residents of Waidamudamu informal settlement in Koronivia.

Young Fijian Naheeda Maqbool represents Fiji at Global Food Week 2026 in Abu Dhabi.

The Electoral Commission has not yet decided whether to suspend campaigning ahead of the proposed 2026 Constitutional Referendum.

Pacific leaders are being urged to act now on climate change, with Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka warning that the region cannot afford further delays as the world approaches a 1.5-degree Celsius overshoot.

Tuvalu is calling for faster, simpler and grant-based climate finance to help vulnerable Pacific countries deal with the impacts of climate change.

Protecting ports, airports, energy systems and telecommunications infrastructure is being placed at the centre of the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union and Ocean of Peace Alliance.

The growing number of women turning their skills and talents into small businesses is providing another source of income for families.

The National Federation Party is accusing the Prime Minister of trying to rush the Constitution Amendment Bill by announcing a referendum date before Parliament has completed the required constitutional process.