Energy Fiji Limited has failed to fully deliver on capital investments promised after the electricity tariff increase granted in 2019.

Post Fiji PTE Limited is working to revise and update the Postal Act as the current legislation is outdated and no longer fit for purpose in a modern, digital, and security-focused operating environment.

The Ministry of Agriculture says demand for agricultural commodities has increased and is now higher than in previous years, despite Fiji having a relatively small population.

The Savusavu Chamber of Commerce, together with local business houses, is calling for increased supervision and enforcement in Savusavu Town during the Christmas festive season.

Pacific wetlands scientist Bindiya Rashni delivered a strong appeal against deep-sea mining at the seventh session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-7), speaking on behalf of biodiversity and ethno-biodiversity experts from 22 Pacific Island countries.

Some members of government have expressed dissatisfaction with the recent increase in electricity tariffs.

Fiji and Indonesia are strengthening their partnership to support the development of Fiji’s bamboo industry.

With just three days to Christmas, police have stepped up night-time operations nationwide, intensifying stop-and-search checks on vehicles and youths found loitering as part of efforts to keep communities safe during the festive rush.

The Ministry for Women, Children and Social Protection has strongly condemned the act of violence shown in a video circulating on social media, which led to the arrest of an individual by Labasa Police.

For the first time, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) has rolled out shift-based enforcement operations at wharves nationwide, stepping up its presence to protect consumers during peak travel periods.

Non-essential government offices will be closed from 29 December to 2 January, the Permanent Secretary for the Civil Service, Pita Tagicakirewa, has confirmed.

The Land Transport Authority is warning motorists that driver fatigue remains a silent but deadly risk on Fiji’s roads, especially during long-distance travel over the festive season.