Concern is growing over drugs, crime and HIV in communities, with the Great Council of Chiefs saying these issues are being repeatedly raised at the grassroots level.

Concerns over accountability and governance at Tourism Fiji have been raised in Parliament. Questions have been raised over delayed financial reporting and oversight of public funds.

The man accused of murdering his 25-year-old pregnant wife at the Waimanu Apartments in Suva in 2024 showed no remorse during sentencing submissions this morning.

Transnational organised crime remains a major security threat in Fiji. Authorities warn of sustained pressure from drug syndicates using maritime borders and remote terrain.

A women’s accommodation facility at Namaka Market is easing financial pressure for rural vendors. It is providing safe and affordable lodging for women selling produce in Nadi.

Heavy rain warnings are being lifted across most parts of Fiji as the weather system that brought overnight rainfall moves away.

The Electoral Commission has announced that the earliest possible date for the issuance of the Writ of Election is June 24, 2026.

A family of three has been left homeless after a house in Lausa, Tavua, was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday night.

Delays in passport processing are linked to Fiji’s ongoing transition to an upgraded e-passport system.

The Ministry of Immigration is under pressure as it transitions into a standalone ministry.

A decline in secondary school completion rates increases the risk of children dropping out and becoming vulnerable to child labour, according to Fiji Trade Union Congress Assistant National Secretary Jotika Sharma.

Elder abuse, including rising financial exploitation and neglect of older persons, remains a serious concern.