Fiji’s proposed Education Bill risks falling behind the realities of modern higher education unless it is updated to reflect global shifts in learning, technology and qualification delivery.

Fiji’s remote coastlines and small jetties are being targeted by international drug syndicates.

Poasa Koroitamana balances business and family life across Fiji and the United States.

The Chancellor and Chair of the Fiji National University Council, Semesa Karavaki, has raised serious concerns over unlawful interference in the governance of the University, following the cancellation of a Council meeting scheduled to take place this week.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission welcomes the recent judgment by the Suva Magistrates Court, which convicted and fined a trader engaged as a land surveyor for serious breaches of the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Act 2010.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Habitat for Humanity Fiji to establish a Child Wellbeing Centre.

Minister for Finance, Commerce and Business Development Esrom Immanuel has met with senior Asian Development Bank officials to reaffirm Fiji’s long-standing partnership with the regional development lender.

The Ministry of Policing is seeking collaborations with the Methodist Church of Fiji in addressing drug abuse and HIV-related issues in communities.

Former Minister for Fisheries and Forests Kalaveti Ravu and Principal Fisheries Officer for the Northern Division Tekata Toaisi have been acquitted of all charges.

Four foreign nationals and two men from Veisaru in Ba have been charged following the seizure of 2,630 parcels of cocaine during a coordinated drug raid in Vatia waters on 15 January 2026.

The Coalition Government has dismissed claims by Opposition MP Jone Usamate on the sugar industry, saying they lack accuracy and proper context.

Fiji has no authority over its citizens once they leave the country.