The Republic of Fiji Military Forces supports the return of the Ombudsman under the Constitution Amendment Bill 2026.

Yaqona consumption is among the forms of cross-addiction the Salvation army’s recovery services is looking to address.

The expected dry weather conditions linked to El Niño have highlighted the importance of reliable water supplies at Naqarawai SDA Primary School in Namosi, following the handover of two new water tanks.

Remote communities in the Lau Group are set to benefit from improved water and electricity services following the commissioning of new infrastructure projects on Lakeba.

Republic of Fiji Military Commander, Major General Jone Kalouniwai, has warned that passing the Constitution Amendment Bill at its third reading will make immunity permanent under section 207, placing it beyond the reach of the courts for generations to come.

The Vanua Ko Lau has expressed support for the Constitution (Amendment) Bill, urging Members of Parliament to pass the Bill so that proposed constitutional changes can be put to a national referendum.

The Salvation Army is taking a different approach to drug and alcohol rehabilitation, allowing participants to return for support no matter how many times they relapse.

The people of Labasa and surrounding areas turned up in large numbers to be part of the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s 2026 Mirchi FM / Radio Fiji Two Rewa Diwali Dhoom.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the third-reading vote on the Constitution Amendment Bill will determine whether the proposed changes proceed to a referendum or end in Parliament.

Farmers are facing growing difficulties in maintaining production as prolonged dry conditions linked to El Niño affect their crops and livelihoods.

Building investor confidence and strengthening public finances are critical to supporting private sector-led growth in Fiji.

Fiji’s visitor arrivals grew 3.7 percent in the first nine months of this year.