Businesses are becoming increasingly reluctant to report shoplifting incidents.

Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited is working to achieve forest certification by 2027, strengthening efforts to ensure it manages its plantation forests responsibly and sustainably.

A total of 8,562 Year 13 students are expected to sit the Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination, which begins tomorrow.

The Fiji Police Force is warning members of the public and traders against the unauthorised use of its official badge for sales or promotional purposes.

The chief and people of the Vanua of Navatu have accorded members of the Special Committee on the Constitution Amendment Bill a full traditional welcome in Drekeniwai Village, Cakaudrove.

Legal practitioners across Fiji are being reminded of the importance of maintaining professional ethics, proper courtroom conduct and accountability in the
legal profession.

The Ministry of Fisheries Team Aqua at Naduruloulou, working alongside the Food Security Program, has distributed tilapia fry to farmers and institutions across Tailevu as part of efforts to strengthen local food production and improve access to sustainable protein sources.

Tui Labasa Ratu Jone Qomate has opposed the proposal to reserve parliamentary seats for women, arguing that political representation should be based on merit rather than guaranteed allocations.

Concerns have been raised over the level of Banaban participation in the constitutional review process, with a submission to the Special Committee on the Constitution Amendment Bill 2026 highlighting that only 0.05 percent of Banabans were consulted or participated.

Youth Assemblies of Fiji Western Division President Mosese Laweloa is urging young people to play a leading role in rejecting discrimination and treating everyone with the same level of respect and dignity.

The rising estimated cost of the long-awaited Nadi Flood Alleviation Project is raising fresh concerns over whether the major infrastructure plan
will be delivered after years of planning.

Traditional landowners in Nasigatoka, Nadroga-Navosa, are renewing their opposition to a proposed gold mining project, claiming they were not consulted on an Environmental Impact Assessment report recently received by the district.