This year’s 64th Sanatan convention in Navua is placing strong emphasis on social awareness, with organizers using the gathering as a platform to address pressing national issues affecting communities across Fiji.

As Fijians observe Easter, leaders emphasized the deeper meaning of the sacred season: reflection, renewal, and unity.

The Government must take immediate action to reduce national fuel consumption and stockpile supplies until the Middle East conflict is resolved.

The proposed Employment Relations Bill is facing growing scrutiny, with concerns raised over both its development process and its ability to address key enforcement issues.

The Housing Authority of Fiji has defended its sale of high-end residential lots, saying the move is part of a wider strategy to make housing more affordable for ordinary Fijians.

Suva High Court Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere, has refused an application by the Commissioner of the Commission of Inquiry, Justice David Ashton-Lewis, to vacate an upcoming hearing, ruling that proceedings will continue as scheduled.

Former Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad has raised concerns over delays in the third cane payment to sugarcane farmers.

Questions over Fiji’s growing public debt and the underrepresentation of women in leadership roles dominated the 2026–2027 budget consultation.

Transport operators are being urged to exercise restraint and comply with the law following fuel price adjustments that took effect yesterday.

Lautoka residents can expect improved municipal services following the opening of a new development at the Botanical Gardens.

Investigation into fuel and LPG compliance checks has been carried out by the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission following inspections at service stations across the country.

Candidates contesting the Local Government Elections will not have to declare their assets and liabilities.