Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad is expected to formally resign from Cabinet today.

The Great Council of Chiefs is urging stronger family and community leadership to tackle rising social issues in Fiji, including sexual offences, teenage pregnancies, and drug abuse.

Continuous disputes among middlemen at the Labasa Dry Goods Market are causing concern for vendors, who say the clashes disrupt business, create unsafe conditions, and affect market cleanliness.

The Raiwaqa Navua Crematorium Committee has urged the inclusion of offenses such as vandalism and trespass in the Burial and Cremation Amendment Act 2025.

Villagers of Buretu in Tailevu will no longer need to travel to nearby communities for shelter during disasters following the completion of their new community evacuation centre.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association has rejected claims by the Fiji Trades Union Congress, saying the union has misrepresented its stance on the Employment Relations Amendment Bill 2025.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad confirms that Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has laid charges against him.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service clarifies all cash holdings, whether in e-wallets, bank accounts, or other financial instruments, are subject to asset declaration requirements if they exceed the FRCS thresholds.

The government says it is stepping up efforts to combat crime and drug abuse by investing heavily in the Fiji Police Force and modern policing infrastructure.

The High Court is expected to deliver its judgment on former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali’s judicial review in January next year.

The Fiji Police Force is continuing investigations into files related to the Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of former FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali.

Fiji is ramping up preparations for the cyclone season with over 900 evacuation centres being readied nationwide.