Unity Fiji is calling for wider public consultation on the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill No. 32 of 2026, warning that major changes are being rushed without enough public understanding.

Fiji Police received fresh evidence into the death of Jone Vakarisi last night.

The National Fire Authority extinguished a fire at Kwong Tiy Plaza in Suva this morning.

Rising shipping costs and delays are creating growing challenges for retailers, making it harder for businesses to get stock on time while trying to meet customer demand.

Vegetable prices are expected to skyrocket in the coming months as prolonged dry spells brought on by El Niño affect farmers and agricultural production nationwide.

Fiji is warned to prepare for worsening drought conditions, with the full impact of a strong El Niño event yet to be felt, particularly across the Northern and Western Divisions.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the Force will continue to follow established investigative processes despite growing public concerns over its integrity.

Motibhai Group is strengthening its leadership team, with 23 employees completing a six-month development programme aimed at preparing them for greater responsibilities within the organisation.

The Fiji Police Force is ready to provide security for the upcoming General Election and referendum.

Fiji has taken an important step towards strengthening its legal response to online harms following a comprehensive review of the Online Safety Act 2018.

Centralised vote counting is not compulsory under Fiji’s amended electoral laws; the independent Electoral Commission retains the authority to determine whether votes are counted at polling stations or designated counting centres.

The Government is prepared to reprioritise funding and redirect resources towards drought response, water security and assistance programmes as El Niño conditions continue to intensify.