The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption intends to amend the particulars of the charges against the Managing Director of Houng Lee Kaba Jacob Limited yesterday in the Suva Magistrate Court after concluding with the final prosecution witness.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress is calling for a major overhaul of Fiji’s electoral system, arguing the current model lacks accountability.

Fiji is intensifying its fight against HIV with a bold shift toward a compassion-first approach, placing dignity, respect, and lived experience at the centre of its national response.

Traditional voyaging and navigation skills are being highlighted as a practical solution for Pacific island countries, as rising fuel challenges continue to impact communities across the region.

Fiji is moving to stay ahead of emerging security threats, with the Cabinet endorsing a new Counter Terrorism Strategy for 2026 to 2030 aimed at strengthening national preparedness and response.

The government is moving to strengthen leadership within the civil service, with the Public Service Commission launching a new succession-planning program to prepare future Permanent Secretaries from within its ranks.

Government is stepping up efforts to protect children, with the Cabinet approving a strengthened framework to boost national coordination on child welfare and development.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption is calling for stronger whistleblower protections to be considered as part of ongoing constitutional reforms.

Drug raids are continuing across the country, with authorities confirming the seizure of illicit substances and cash believed to be proceeds of crime.

Nurses are calling for a Commission to be formed to look into the issue of equality of pay.

Medical supply shortages across Fiji and the wider Pacific are expected to ease under a new regional health initiative introducing a pooled procurement system aimed at improving the efficiency, availability, and pricing of essential medical supplies.

A total number of 139 recipients from community groups in the Central and Eastern Divisions received grants under the Multiethnic Ministry’s arts program, marking the second year of its rollout.