Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has rejected claims that proposed constitutional amendments are racist, insisting the changes address the interests of all Fijians.

The Accident Compensation Commission Fiji is calling on the Land Transport Authority to step up enforcement against illegal taxi operators—particularly those allowing provisional licence holders to carry paying passengers.

The Arya Pratinidhi Sabha is encouraging more students to study Hindi at the tertiary level and is looking at scholarship opportunities.

The case involving a suspended police officer and his partner has been adjourned to next month, with the defence yet to file a bail application.

The Rarawai Sugar Mill will terminate crushing next Wednesday.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation welcomes the government’s decision to extend the existing fuel-duty concession until 31 December.

The RFMF Pacifica Women’s Rugby League Team has secured the Defence Pacific Cup series after claiming a hard-fought 14–10 victory over the Australian Defence Force in their second encounter in Australia.

Eighteen-year-old Viliame Ratu has gone from playing for Cuvu College in the Vodafone Super Deans to making his Skipper Cup debut for defending champions Malolo.

Water shortages could worsen as a developing strong El Niño threatens to prolong dry conditions and delay the onset of the wet season.

Special Parliamentary Committee member Lynda Tabuya is defending provisions allowing the Electoral Commission to suspend campaigning during a referendum.

A Ba resident is proposing a fixed seven-year term for Fiji’s Solicitor-General to strengthen accountability and encourage new ideas in the office.

Lautoka healthcare worker Ritambhara is calling for the removal of a proposed child discipline provision from the Constitution Amendment Bill, warning that it could expose children to harm.