Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Lawrence Kumar has raised concerns that public consultations on the proposed electricity tariff increase by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission in Nadi may be mirroring what occurred in Labasa.

A radio personality has been taken into police custody.

The ATM scam involving 86-year-old Malakai Kauwale has ignited concerns over how well Fiji’s systems protect elderly citizens, with the Fiji Council of Social Services calling for urgent, structural reform.

The Cabinet has approved Fiji to join the Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters.

Non-tax revenue increased significantly in the first quarter of the financial year.

Cabinet has approved the execution of a Grant Agreement between the Pacific Community and the Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways.

Cabinet has endorsed the surrender of a portion of the Colo-i-Suva Forestry Reserve lease to allow the Water Authority of Fiji to upgrade its infrastructure.

Cabinet has endorsed a grant aid arrangement with the Government of Japan to boost the Ministry of Public Works’ capacity in road construction and maintenance.

The Ministry of Education is seeking further clarification on issues raised by staff at Pacific Polytech, following concerns over unpaid salaries, promised benefits, and a lack of communication from senior management.

A body discovered near Fletcher Road in Vatuwaqa today has brought the total number of bodies found in Fiji over the past month to four, raising concerns among communities.

Government revenue outperformed expectations in the first quarter of the 2025–2026 financial year, despite the reduction in the Value Added Tax rate from 15 percent to 12.5 percent.

The Vanua of Lau has developed a plan to establish a business using locally available resources, particularly pine.