A proposal to create a dedicated tribunal for police employment grievances has emerged as a key issue before the Standing Committee on Justice Law and Human Rights during scrutiny of the Fiji Police Bill (Bill No. 12 of 2026).

Fiji’s water infrastructure challenges cannot be solved within a single government term and will require long-term, sustained investment, says Minister for Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau.

Suvavou representatives are calling for stronger recognition of indigenous marine resource rights under the proposed Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill.

Fijians may soon see some relief at the pump as global fuel prices continue to decline, but the reduction is unlikely to be immediate.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has rejected claims of a cover-up in the investigation into the death of Sakiasi Ose, saying the matter will be independently assessed by the Office of the Resident State Counsel.

National and regional policing efforts have received a significant boost following the graduation of 150 new constables during a passing-out parade at the Nasova Police Grounds.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation Limited has rejected claims made by Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhry, alleging that FSC executives are being rewarded with bonus payments.

A businessman has become the 16th accused charged in connection with one of Fiji’s largest cocaine seizures.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation says any move toward a living wage system must be carefully assessed against current wage structures and broader economic conditions.

Pacific Island economies are under growing pressure from global energy disruptions.

Villagers in Lakeba and across the Lau Group are set to benefit from new jobs and income opportunities.

Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel says the upcoming national budget will focus on keeping the economy moving, protecting jobs, and supporting Fijians who need assistance.