The Fiji Police Bill 2026 will establish a Fiji Police Force Disciplinary Tribunal, which will serve as an independent mechanism to review disciplinary decisions made by the Commissioner of Police.

The recently passed Tourism Bill 2026 will establish clearer accountability across government and provide greater certainty for investors, according to Assistant Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Sakiusa Tubuna and Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade Sakiasi Ditoka.

The Immigration Amendment Bill 2026 strengthens how Fiji manages border security, traveler screening and immigration decision-making in response to evolving global threats.

Minister for Immigration Viliame Naupoto says the three new amendment bills, Immigration Act 2003, the Passports Act 2002, and the Citizenship of Fiji Act 2009, are designed to modernise Fiji’s immigration, travel document, and citizenship systems.

Drugs rob young people of purpose, they weaken families, and they erode discipline and hope.

Minister for Finance Esrom Immanuel says development projects earmarked for Lomaiviti Province will be delivered in stages, with some already funded under the current national budget and others being considered for the next financial year.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Culture, Heritage and Arts has taken another step towards developing the Varoko gas-fired crematorium project in Ba.

An individual has been left homeless, with an estimated $35,000 in damages, after a house fire in Lautoka.

A major new regional fund aimed at helping Pacific businesses access finance, attract investment and drive sustainable growth has been launched in Suva.

Fiji’s digital agriculture program is entering a critical rollout phase.

Staffing instability is affecting the Education Ministry.

There is strong optimism from the province of Lomaiviti following the passage of the Criminal Records Bill 2025.