The Reserve Bank of Fiji has been advised to closely monitor global trade developments, especially the ongoing tariff tensions between major economies.

The case against a man accused of murdering his de facto partner has been transferred to the Nadi High Court.

Concerns are being raised over the selection of members leading the review of Fiji’s electoral laws, with claims that the process may be politically biased.

Severe traffic congestion along the Suva-Nausori corridor is again in the spotlight, with the Fiji Roads Authority admitting that poor road design and weak traffic control are major contributing factors.

The Environment Ministry will no longer stand idle and watch the Suva harbor turning into a shipping graveyard, says Minister responsible Mosese Bulitavu.

Plans are in place to create over 40,000 ICT-related jobs by 2030.

Stakeholders in the agriculture sector must work together to improve supply chains, expand market access, and adopt sustainable farming practices.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka says Fiji must look beyond traditional source markets such as Australia and New Zealand, which currently account for 70 percent of total visitor arrivals.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has clarified that all postgraduate students at the University of the South Pacific have assigned academic staff.

A submission has been made for serving and former prisoners to be allowed to contest for elections and be the voice for other inmates.

The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence believes that there is a need to reinstate a specialized anti-corruption court in the country.

Fiji Trades Union Congress national secretary Felix Anthony says the current wage levels are not sufficient to meet the rising cost of living in light of rising inflation pushing up cost of basic goods and services.