Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, says the Constitution Review process is a defining moment for the country and must be driven by the voices of the people.

The Government is tightening enforcement on minimum wage compliance, warning that wage increases mean little if employers fail to follow the law.

More than 1,700 people across the country have helped shape Fiji’s Draft National Ageing Policy 2026–2035, with the Government confirming the process was driven by extensive nationwide consultations.

Project delays are cutting into Fiji’s infrastructure drive, despite heavy spending each year.

The Fiji Police Force says its partnership with the Republic of Fiji Military Forces is a proactive step to strengthen the fight against illicit drugs, and not a reflection of any shortcomings within the force.

Fiji’s Public Health Amendment Bill 2026 has sparked a major parliamentary debate, with Opposition MP Premila Kumar supporting the need to modernize the outdated 1935 Public Health Act, but warning that the proposed law gives overly broad powers without enough safeguards.

The Lautoka Mill has recorded the highest number of breakdowns during the 2025 crushing season, exposing serious underlying weaknesses in Fiji’s ageing sugar infrastructure.

Teacher shortages across primary and secondary schools have reached 414 cases this year.

Families of nine missing men are clinging to hope that their loved ones may have reached nearby land and could still be alive, despite the grim discovery of their vessel.

Fiji’s Crown Land Lease System has come under sharp scrutiny after an Auditor-General’s report exposed major failures in land records, revenue tracking and digital infrastructure.

Parliament has approved the ratification of the Agreement establishing the Pacific Resilience Facility.

Patient safety concerns and deteriorating conditions at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital have intensified scrutiny of its failing infrastructure.