Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the third-reading vote on the Constitution Amendment Bill will determine whether the proposed changes proceed to a referendum or end in Parliament.

Farmers are facing growing difficulties in maintaining production as prolonged dry conditions linked to El Niño affect their crops and livelihoods.

Building investor confidence and strengthening public finances are critical to supporting private sector-led growth in Fiji.

Fiji’s visitor arrivals grew 3.7 percent in the first nine months of this year.

The Vanua Ko Lau is calling on Members of Parliament to pass the Constitution Amendment Bill, allowing proposed changes to be put to a national referendum.

National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad says he expects every member of the party’s parliamentary caucus to comply with a formal directive to vote against the Constitution Amendment Bill at its third reading.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging People’s Alliance Party members to make responsible decisions as Fiji prepares for a referendum and the next General Election.

The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major-General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, presented their submission to the Special Committee on the Constitution (Amendment) Bill (Bill No. 32 of 2026), reaffirming their commitment to political neutrality, democratic governance, and service to the people of Fiji.

From the calm waters of Naluwai Naitasiri to the stronger currents where the Wainimala meets the Rewa River, the journey has been more than just a test of endurance.

The Social Empowerment and Education Programme is calling for meaningful consultation with communities affected by the proposed iron-sand mining project in Nasigatoka.

The People’s Alliance Party is looking to secure enough votes to govern independently as it prepares for the upcoming General Election.

The National Federation Party has directed all its Members of Parliament to vote against Constitution Amendment Bill No. 32 of 2026, citing serious concerns over the rushed consultation process and lack of public participation.