Improving support for Fijians living, working and travelling overseas is a key priority in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ 2026-2027 budget submission.

The Labasa Town Council has stepped up efforts to improve public safety by clearing overgrown trees and vegetation at Lions Park, a move aimed at discouraging illegal activities and making the area safer for residents.

Fiji’s upcoming 2026–2027 National Budget will place strong emphasis on national security, with key plans to establish new security institutions and strengthen existing agencies.

For the first time, secondary school students participating in this year’s Kula Film Awards gained first-hand experience of the production processes behind the internationally renowned Survivor series.

Authorities are investigating a case involving Fijians who have reportedly been left homeless in Australia.

In a male-dominated society, women must frame leadership around values, not gender, and when women lead with respect and resilience, they redefine strength.

Five families in Waciwaci Village in Lakeba will soon move into their new homes under the Coalition’s rural housing assistance programme.

A one-year-old child is the latest road fatality following a motor vehicle accident near the Barara Bypass in Lautoka on Saturday night.

The Fiji Teachers Union is calling on the Government to grant teachers a 15 percent pay increase in the 2026–2027 National Budget.

The push for an $8 living wage has intensified a national debate over pay, inflation, and living standards in Fiji, exposing a clear divide between the government’s gradual wage strategy and union calls for a faster, cost-of-living–driven reset.

The Passport Amendment Bill 2026 in Parliament introduces tougher penalties for passport-related offences, faster travel document processing for Fijians overseas, and broader legal recognition of all official travel documents.

Hundreds of Fijians who missed out on overseas jobs because of minor criminal records could soon get a second chance under the new Criminal Records Bill.