Forty-eight schools along the Suva-Nausori corridor have been identified as needing urgent upgrades to their water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.

Teachers across Fiji will no longer need to travel to Suva to apply for or renew their teaching registration, following the launch of the Fiji Teachers Registration Authority’s online portal.

Fiji’s yachting sector contributed an estimated $57.4 million to the economy in 2025, with spending benefiting marinas, local businesses and island communities beyond the main tourism centres.

Fijians overseas could soon renew their passports online, easing the burden of travelling long distances to access consular services.

Pacific power utilities face growing challenges as they transition to renewable energy, with the need to maintain reliable electricity while adapting to new technologies.

The Consumer Council is struggling to keep pace with rising complaints, limited resources and weak enforcement powers.

Assistant Minister Sakiusa Tubuna has been reassigned to the Ministry of Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry.

Market vendors across Fiji could soon benefit from a digital bookkeeping tool designed to help them manage their finances and access business opportunities.

Fiji is set to establish its first National Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centre, with the new facility to be built at Tamavua.

The Centre for Democracy and Dialogue says fewer than 45 percent of the Constitution Review Commission’s recommendations have been fully adopted in the Government’s Draft Constitution.

Fijian businesses are being challenged to identify weaknesses in their operations and improve productivity, as the country looks to strengthen its competitiveness and support long-term economic
growth.

Fijians living overseas are being urged to take part in the proposed constitutional amendment process, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirming that no formal submissions have so far been received from the diaspora.