The Pacific Theological College is set to become the Pasifika Communities University following the passage of new legislation in Parliament.

The Opposition is calling for Fiji’s diplomatic missions to deliver greater economic returns through trade, exports and investment.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has filed a civil forfeiture application seeking orders for properties declared as unexplained wealth to be forfeited to the State.

The Land Transport Authority is urging the public to remain vigilant against scammers impersonating LTA officers and offering to arrange taxi permits and other services in exchange for payments.

The Methodist Church in Fiji has declared 2027 and 2028 the “Year of Liberation and Reformation”.

There is still no clear word from Government on who officially holds the Sugar Industry portfolio.

Students receiving Fiji’s National Transport Assistance Scheme will have to reapply before the start of every school year.

The country will be able to monitor tropical cyclones more closely and make faster forecasting decisions with new Himawari satellite technology.

The government is targeting at least two percent employment for people with disabilities in the tourism and aviation sectors by 2029.

Pacific LGBTQ+ communities are being promised greater control over resources and decision-making under a new regional strategy.

An eight-year-old child has become the country’s latest road fatality.

The Fiji Law Society is calling for more time and a more independent process to consider the proposed Competition and Consumer Commission Bill 2026.