The bail hearing for Saimoni Rokotunidau has been set for next week.

The government is moving to tighten control over development applications after identifying delays caused by multiple agencies being involved in the approval process.

Pacific countries are stepping up efforts to protect critical infrastructure from growing climate impacts.

Suva Harbour’s derelict vessel problem is worsening pressure on the marine environment, navigation safety and coastal areas.

Concerns are growing over immunity provisions kept in Fiji’s proposed new Constitution.

More children from struggling families are relying on education assistance as household financial pressures grow.

More than $1.23 billion worth of major development projects were approved across the country between August 2025 and July this year.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission wants Parliament to remove lawful and moderate chastisement from the Constitution Amendment Bill 2026.

Fiji is seeking stronger international financing for climate-resilient infrastructure as it works to protect economic growth from the rising costs of climate impacts.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Industries, Commerce and Business Development Manoa Kamikamica says climate risk finance must become part of efforts to strengthen Fiji’s rural economy.

Tower is showcasing Pacific-led insurance innovation at Pre-COP31 in Fiji, supporting the government’s ambition to put practical climate finance solutions at the centre of discussions ahead of COP31.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board says it will execute court-ordered writs of possession to the occupants of four properties in Waiyavi, Lautoka.