As Fiji hosts its first-ever pre-COP31 discussions on climate change, communities across Vanua Levu are calling for greater support to deal with environmental changes already affecting their homes and livelihoods.

Transparency and Integrity Fiji says uncertainty over the proposed referendum and next General Election is creating confusion among the public.

Questions from two coalition partners over the proposed referendum date have raised tensions within the government.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran is backing the proposed 2026 Constitution Amendment Bill, saying it could strengthen the sense of belonging among all communities in Fiji.

Australia’s $1.5 billion financing commitment will not fully fund Fiji’s infrastructure needs.

Young people are being exposed to the risks of drugs and HIV without sufficient early education, prompting the Arya Pratinidhi Sabha to call for stronger guidance for both children and parents.

Fiji’s payments to the rest of the world far exceeded the money coming into the country in the June quarter.

Fijian exporters are set to receive greater recognition for taking locally made products into international markets, with a new Exporter of the Year Award introduced for this year’s Prime Minister’s International Business Awards.

Long-standing community needs in Rakiraki are being addressed through government funding, with four projects receiving support to improve essential community facilities.

Queen Victoria School youngster Viliame Tuilaucala Bale has put pen to paper with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Development side.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is rejecting claims that the government breached constitutional or electoral requirements when it announced the referendum date.

Fiji has an opportunity to increase exports to Australia.