Imported fuel accounts for about half of Energy Fiji Limited’s revenue.

Clear rules are being sought on how Australian military forces will operate during disasters before the Fiji-Australia security arrangements are implemented.

More women and young people need greater opportunities to build careers in Fiji’s maritime sector, as the industry prepares for rapid
changes in technology, fuels and safety requirements.

The future of three senior National Federation Party MPs remains uncertain ahead of the next general election.

Questions have been raised over Energy Fiji Limited’s reporting of consumer security deposits and the interest paid to customers.

Fiji’s maritime sector must be ready to keep essential services running as severe weather and climate change increasingly disrupt island
communities.

Fiji’s proposed agreements with Australia do not specifically address disasters.

The National Federation Party has announced 24-year-old Losena Adimaimua Seru-Munnie as one of its proposed candidates for the 2026 General Election.

The use of land for solar farms is coming under scrutiny, with calls for it to serve more than one purpose.

The National Federation Party must give young people real leadership responsibility if it is to remain relevant in a changing Fiji.

People who have developed skills through years of work in villages and communities could soon have a formal pathway to have those skills recognised as qualifications.

The International Maritime Organization is calling on Fiji and Pacific island countries to ensure maritime policies translate into practical improvements for the people who depend on shipping.