The government redirected more than $50 million from various ministries as part of its response to the impact of the global fuel crisis.

The government has been urged to prioritise measures that reduce cost-of-living pressures, strengthen essential services and support economic recovery in the 2026–2027 National Budget.

Fiji’s tourism image is being questioned, with concerns that the experience visitors receive upon arrival does not always reflect the country’s world-famous reputation for warmth and hospitality.

A 68-year-old man will be produced at the Tavua Magistrates Court, charged with the alleged importation of illicit drugs, namely cocaine, seized in January 2026 in Vatia.

After decades of waiting, the traditional owners of Munia Island are set to officially regain control of their ancestral land next month.

Pacific nations are pushing for their climate priorities to be reflected in global decisions as preparations continue towards COP31.

Public sector executives should no longer be rewarded based solely on their positions or years of service, but on measurable performance and results.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is condemning online comments targeting survivors following rape charges filed against two prominent soccer players.

Fiji is exploring potential financial support from Japan to help fund major infrastructure projects aimed at improving public services and strengthening national development.

The Ministry of Lands is currently reviewing 17 parcels of land referred by the iTaukei Land Trust Board for possible reversion to native ownership.

Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel says Fiji’s ability to withstand global shocks will depend heavily on the research and innovation taking place at Koronivia Research Station.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Center says the absence of local government elections for nearly two decades is contributing to worsening municipal services and community problems.