Rising operating costs for taxi operators will be weighed against passenger affordability before any further change to taxi fares is considered.

Imported goods could become more expensive in the coming weeks as higher fuel and shipping costs push up the cost of bringing products into Fiji.

Fiji needs to better match skills training with local job demand to reduce reliance on overseas workers where qualified Fijians are available.

The country’s new HIV/AIDS Act creates a pathway for people who use drugs to be connected with rehabilitation and other support services.

Young people will be given greater access to formal climate negotiations at COP31, including opportunities to speak directly to world leaders.

The Fiji Cancer Society has registered 217 new breast cancer cases this year.

Patients from Wallis and Futuna could have access to specialist treatment in Fiji if talks between health authorities and Pacific Specialist Healthcare in Nadi progress.

The 2026 Hibiscus Festival generated more than $823,000 but Suva City Council received no direct venue hire income from Albert Park.

Fiji now has a legal framework for holding a national referendum after Parliament unanimously passed the National Referendum Bill 2025.

Opposition MPs say key rules governing Fiji’s first referendum remain unclear, despite Parliament unanimously passing the new law.

Candidates will face a $100,000 campaign spending cap, while political parties will be limited to $4 million under the  new political finance rules.

People convicted of serious electoral misconduct will now face a four-year ban on voter registration under the Electoral Registration of Voters Amendment Bill 2026.Parliament passed the Bill unanimously.