One of the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s senior executive has passed the bar and been admitted into the legal fraternity in the country.

The Government is considering whether to ease current mentorship requirements for doctors transitioning from the public health system into private practice.

Fiji will continue to lead regional discussions on digital policy and regulation after its chairing role at the Pacific Policy and Regulation Forum was extended for another two years.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is strengthening its VAT refund processes, with eligible low-risk claims generally targeted for processing within 30 days from the end of the filing month.

Fiji Airways says it has secured alternative jet fuel supplies to avoid flight disruptions following a temporary fuel constraint at Nadi International Airport.

Fiji is preparing to bring more than 240 newly trained doctors through its public health workforce pipeline, as the Government plans for the next generation of medical officers and interns.

Adoption cases in Fiji are moving through the courts again after a five-year hold, with more than 300 cases already progressing under the new adoption framework.

The Pasifika Implantology Conference 2026 has concluded in Suva with significant milestones for Fiji’s oral healthcare sector.

Investment in early childhood must begin in the first years of a child’s life, with play and a safe learning environment key to their development.

A 44-year-old man will be produced at the Suva Magistrates Court charged with a case of alleged unlawful possession of illicit drugs as well as an additional charge of attempted bribery.

Around 11 million dollars in assets are currently subject to active forfeiture cases, most of which are linked to drug-related offences.

Innovation is being placed at the center of Fiji’s push for economic transformation, with businesses encouraged to develop new ideas that improve productivity and create sustainable value.