The Fiji Police Force has issued a fresh warning against the spread of rumours and unverified allegations on social media as investigations continue into claims linking a senior Government official to a person of interest.

The Fiji Police Force has completed a major corruption investigation involving eleven senior police officers, following explosive allegations linked to leaked Viber messages suggesting ties to the illicit drug trade.

The Ministry of Agriculture has provided a rice harvester to the Nakaulevu Cooperative in Navua to support the revival of rice farming in Fiji.

Four Fiji Police officers will appear before the Suva Magistrates Court on Friday over serious allegations of assault during a drug raid in Wailea Settlement, raising fresh concerns over police conduct and accountability.

The Social Cohesion and Reconciliation Index reveals a contradiction: while support for women’s leadership is high, 75% of people still endorse patriarchal hierarchies and tolerate violence against women.

In efforts to strengthen education systems across the Pacific, Fiji has aligned financial framework with classroom realities and teacher resourcing improvement.

Experts are warning that global climate financing continues to fall short in supporting adaptation efforts, with funding still heavily weighted toward emission reduction projects.

Assistant Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Shalen Lal says the legacy of the Girmit generation continues to play a crucial role in strengthening unity and social cohesion in Fiji’s diverse society.

Extra Bula FC defender Filipe Baravilala praised his teammates’ determination despite their narrow 1-0 loss to South Island United in their OFC Pro League Leaders Group clash last night.

The Fiji Council of Social Services is calling for a rethink of how climate finance is delivered in Fiji, urging the creation of alternative funding channels that can reach communities more directly.

A nationwide youth assessment conducted across the country’s 14 provinces has found concerns around gender-based violence and harmful social norms.

Communities across Fiji are implementing their own climate adaptation measures as delays and gaps in formal support leave some villages to respond independently to rising seas, flooding, and coastal erosion.