Fiji has few options to raise government revenue as growing spending pressures continue to strain public finances.

The Ministry of Justice is prioritising digitalisation, law reform and expanded services in its upcoming financial year plans.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji says, although insurers recorded strong $70.8m profits in 2024, motor vehicle insurance is under pressure from rising claims and repair costs.

Resorts along the Pacific Harbour stretch are working on a partnership plan to help them collectively market their businesses.

The National Archives of Fiji has reaffirmed its commitment to preserving the nation’s documentary heritage, highlighting the important role archives play in safeguarding historical records, accountability and the rights of future generations.

The long-awaited review of Fiji’s key land legislation has moved a step closer to reform following the handover of the final review reports on the State Lands Act 1945 and the Land Use Act 2010.

Fish vendors in Labasa are calling on the government to allocate funding in the upcoming 2026-2027 national budget to repair the Fisheries Department’s ice plant, which has been out of service for an extended period.

Immigration leaders from across the Pacific gathered in Fiji to mark the 30th anniversary of the Pacific Immigration Development Community.

The Fijian economy is now projected to grow by 1.5 percent, revised down from the three percent forecast last November.

Fiji’s economic challenges are well known but a lack of urgent action is holding the country back.

Hotels and resorts hosting concerts, festivals and entertainment events could face increased scrutiny under proposed changes to Fiji’s Public Health Act.

The government is focused on constitutional reform, a referendum and preparations for the next General Election, says Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga.