iTaukei resource owners are being encouraged to use the upcoming Pre-COP to bring community concerns and traditional knowledge into global climate discussions.

Political parties, candidates and MPs will face tighter rules on the use of Government resources once the new campaign limitations take effect on 20 October.

The National Fire Authority is raising concern over an increase in vacant property fires following a blaze at Holika Road, Votualevu, Nadi, on Monday.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is moving to create a sustainable financial institution aimed at turning land-derived income into long-term wealth for iTaukei landowners.

Electricity reconnection timeframes have come under scrutiny, as concerns have been raised on whether the public’s experience match the policy outlined by Energy Fiji Limited.

Concerns are being raised over whether Fijians will have enough time and freedom to properly debate major constitutional changes under the revised National Referendum Bill.

The Fiji Zone Taxi Association says the extension of the temporary taxi fare adjustment will provide some relief to operators, but more work is needed to secure a permanent fare structure.

Nearly 2,000 participants are expected to attend next week’s Pre-COP meeting in Nadi, Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change Dr Sivendra Michael said in a press briefing on Monday.

Fuel and LPG prices will increase from midnight, following the latest review by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The Suva High Court exhibit room is under the security of the Judiciary, not the Fiji Police Force.

Graham Leung, a senior Fijian lawyer with an extensive career in legal practice, public service, and diplomacy, has been elected president of the Fiji Law Society in a decisive victory.

The hearing for a strike out application in relation to a lawsuit filed by Veronica Malani who is seeking multi-million dollars in damages and other relief, has been adjourned by the Suva High Court.