As demand for vehicles continues to grow, Federal Pacific Finance is planning to expand its operations into the Western and Northern divisions.

Groundwater quality issues in Bua have required additional treatment before the new borehole water supplies can be used.

The Ministry of Education is working closely with the Water Authority of Fiji to ensure schools affected by ongoing water supply disruptions in the Western Division receive emergency water deliveries as quickly as possible.

Fiji travelers planning their next Pacific getaway can now take advantage of discounted fares to the Solomon Islands, with Solomon Airlines launching a seven-day international airfare sale across its regional network.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu agrees the 2013 Constitution failed to adequately reflect the people’s voice.

More than 30 years after Pacific women united to fight violence against women and girls, regional advocates are calling for stronger collective action to protect women’s human rights.

People’s Alliance Party General Secretary Sila Balawa says the Constitution Amendment Bill 2026 must proceed to its third reading, despite uncertainty over whether it will secure the necessary parliamentary support.

Equal rights for all citizens remain a key concern for the National Federation Party as questions arise over communal representation and the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill’s protection of different communities.

The Apostles Fellowship International is calling for stronger constitutional recognition of Christianity, protection of traditional marriage and greater support for prayer and worship in Fiji.

The Fiji Police Force says it has found no evidence linking several deaths reported across the country, as investigations continue into
individual cases.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has dismissed claims linking a former police officer to the murder of a woman whose body was found near Nadi Plaza in Martintar, saying evidence gathered so far has led to the charging of one suspect.

Concerns have been raised over the proposed composition of Fiji’s Senate, with a Savusavu resident warning that unelected senators could hold significant
power over legislation passed by elected MPs.