A trustee of the Kulu Kulu temple in Sigatoka has reported suspected vandalism at the temple after discovering broken light switches near key shrines yesterday evening.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has paid tribute to the late Reverend Simione Tugi, former General Secretary of the Fiji Council of Churches, describing him as a principled leader who championed compassion, dignity and social justice.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation is raising serious concerns over the proposed waste-to-energy project at Vuda Point, warning it could derail recycling efforts.

The Nasinu Town Council carried out mixed waste collection in the Tovata and Nepani areas as part of its ongoing efforts to maintain clean and healthy communities.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka has begun a tourism scoping mission across the Lau Group, starting with field visits on Moala Island.

The Vanua o Nalolo Great Council of Chiefs meeting today focused on executing a key memorandum of understanding signed on December 22, 2025, as leaders moved to strengthen the Vanua’s business arms and improve revenue streams for long-term sustainability.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has called on the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission to set aside its  December 19 2025 electricity tariff decision and restart the review process, citing serious procedural, legal, and economic concerns.

Suva City Council says it has raised concerns with the relevant authorities after sewer seepage was identified within the city boundary.

Lack of communication within families is emerging as a major concern, hindering the development of healthy parent-child relationships.

NGO Coalition Chair Margaret Reid Rounds says the Fiji Wellness Coalition is receiving positive feedback from both the public and government institutions.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports has raised concerns over the declining engagement of iTaukei youth in traditional protocols, warning that important cultural knowledge and practices are at risk of fading away.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, commissioned two new ambassadors at a formal ceremony held at State House.