The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence is calling for Fiji’s immigration enforcement to shift from a largely complaint-driven approach to proactive, intelligence-led detection.

For generations, the ocean has been a place where Fijian families gather to swim, fish, picnic and simply enjoy the coastline.

Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya has accused Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga of being too slow in delivering key law reforms.

The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence says the Immigration Ministry continues to face staffing and resource constraints despite becoming a standalone ministry.

Fiji’s tourism industry is set for a major regulatory overhaul following the passage of the Tourism Act 2026.

Fiji currently lacks a system to identify foreign sex offenders entering the country, with the government working to address the gap.

Family breakdown and a lack of emotional support are leaving children increasingly vulnerable to drug networks and life on the streets.

The Government is being urged to take stronger action to prevent street children from eventually entering the corrections system.

As Fiji confronts a persistent rise in HIV cases, health officials are pushing back against misconceptions surrounding harm reduction strategies like the needle and syringe programme.

The Government says specialist health outreach services in the Western Division can continue even if Aspen Medical withdraws its outreach programme.

More than 3,000 rural households across six districts in Cakaudrove are set to benefit from a new programme aimed at increasing incomes through farming, fisheries and rural businesses.

Two more parcels confirmed to contain cocaine have been discovered in Lau and Qamea.