Constitution Review: Tailevu community leader Samuela Vosabeci urged the CRC to cap politicians’ pay at $80,000–$100,000 and push electoral reforms, arguing public office should serve people amid rising living costs. Anti-Corruption Court Case: Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Limited loss allegations against former CEO Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and CFO Vimlesh Sagar were adjourned to July 7 as FICAC claims board approval was bypassed. Budget Pressure on Agriculture: Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel signalled likely cuts to the Agriculture Ministry in the 2026-27 Budget, even as he challenged the sector to lift its GDP contribution from 7–8% toward 16–18%. Fuel Costs Timing: Foreign Affairs Minister Sakiasi Ditoka said lower global oil prices won’t immediately cut local pump prices due to purchase-and-arrival lag. Food & Farm Resilience: Finance Minister Immanuel highlighted Koronivia Research Station as key to import substitution and climate-ready farming, while Labasa sugarcane farmers renewed calls for better support and fairer pricing. Public Health Powers: A new Public Health (Amendment) Bill proposes stronger outbreak enforcement, including fines up to $10,000, quarantine powers, and action against misinformation. Regional Security & Drugs: Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs warned drugs and HIV are now community-level threats, while Tonga police stressed crime is increasingly transnational and digital. Land & Development: PM Rabuka returned ancestral land to Mataqali Nailagobokola of Nausori after more than 150 years, encouraging productive use and investment.