Four men have been arrested following a joint operation by the Fiji Police Force and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces under Operation Sasamaki.

Police have retrieved a body from the Qawa River in Labasa this morning.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption counsel, Rusiate Doidoi has today been ordered to file supplementary affidavit to inform the court of the progress of their investigation into former journalist Charlie Charters as his mobile and other electronic devices remain in their custody.

The Asian Development Bank is raising concerns over the growing impact of non-communicable diseases in Fiji, warning they are now a serious threat to the country’s long-term economic growth.

Fiji is facing growing concern over youth unemployment, which has reached 18 percent, highlighting the urgent need to strengthen skills development and job creation for young people.

The Fiji Development Bank has committed to providing affordable housing for workers in the tourism industry with home loan provisions.

A range of measures are being explored to improve electricity generation from the Monasavu Dam, including downstream hydro developments and recent refurbishment works, although they stressed that increasing output is not straightforward.

A new trash boom has been installed at Nabua Bridge as part of ongoing efforts to reduce waste flowing into Fiji’s waterways and oceans.

Energy Fiji Limited CEO Fatiaki Gibson says restoring power after Tropical Cyclone Vaianu was a complex and safety-critical operation, not a simple switch-on process.

Voter registration for the 2026 Local Government Elections has officially begun, marking a key step in strengthening participation at the municipal level.

Ratu Sukuna Memorial School has launched a new waste management initiative to tackle plastic pollution and improve waste disposal practices.

A senior regional environment official has strongly pushed back against comments by the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji that survival and livelihoods should take priority over climate change.