AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFiji Politics & Governance: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka backs the RFMF push to remove the 2013 Constitution’s military immunity clause, while government also moves to review pay for Fiji Police and RFMF civilian staff and tighten tax reporting penalties. Justice & Anti-Corruption: FICAC says it is ready to proceed with Professor Biman Prasad’s trial over alleged failure to disclose directorships, with the hearing set for August 10–14, 2026. Public Safety & Health: Fiji opens its first Salvation Army alcohol and drug recovery centre in Suva, and the National Road Safety Council is set to return after Fiji recorded its highest road deaths in 15 years. Trade & Economy: New Zealand and Fiji renew the Duavata partnership for 2026–2030 with trade, security and climate resilience priorities, while Fiji also plans wider Customs investigative powers and longer recovery time for unpaid duties. Regional Diplomacy: PNG moves to close Taiwan’s representative office, drawing sharp reaction from Taipei and praise from Beijing. Sports: Kadavu stun Skipper Cup champs Malolo 17-14 in a warm-up, and Fiji’s Baby Bula Boys start strong in the OFC U-16s with a 5-0 win over Samoa.
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