The threat of El Niño is prompting the Government to redirect more support towards securing water supplies in remote communities, with solar-powered water pumps being prioritized under a new $2 million grant allocation.

The State is still awaiting a post-mortem report in the alleged murder of a 55-year-old man in Labasa, with the matter facing further delays as toxicology testing is being carried out overseas.

The Ministry of Education says teachers acting as school heads are not guaranteed the positions permanently and their appointments can end once permanent heads are appointed.

The FCCC is warning consumers to be careful when buying goods, food and services at the upcoming Hibiscus Festival.

Teenage mothers in Labasa will now have access to dedicated mental and psychosocial support to help them navigate pregnancy and prepare for motherhood.

Proposed changes to the Online Safety Act call for stronger civil enforcement powers, allowing the Online Safety Commission to directly order the removal of harmful online content.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation has welcomed Government’s decision to temporarily suspend certain requirements for work permit applications.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says there is still room for further consultation on the proposed Competition and Consumer Commission Bill 2026, despite it already being approved by Cabinet.

Suva retailers are calling for a long-term solution to the city’s recurring sewage problems, warning that blockages and overflows can disrupt businesses and affect the public.

Navua’s expected elevation to town status is being seen as a catalyst for new investment and development in the area.

Medical Services Pacific’s new pilot school-based survey has revealed both progress and persistent gaps in HIV and drug awareness among Fijian students.

Fiji has policies to support nature-based solutions to support climate resilience, but the processes needed to turn them into funded projects remain a major challenge.