The 400-page inquiry report into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has revealed serious findings and recommendations.

A strong call is being made for urgent changes to Fiji’s electoral laws, with concerns that candidates with fewer votes are still able to enter Parliament while those with majority support are left out.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has officially begun its first phase of operations.

Urgent action is needed to address rising dental health issues among children in Fiji.

Major development projects are expected to be in full motion across the country, benefiting villagers in the respective areas.

Domestic violence must no longer be treated as a private matter or a woman’s issue, says Women, Children and Social Protection Minister Sashi Kiran, who is urging men across the country to take a stand.

The Commission of Inquiry established to inquire the appointment of Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali handed over their final report to President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu.

Support continues to grow for the proposal to increase and reserve a fixed number of seats for women in parliament, as they have more courage than male MPs.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre has recorded 236 new domestic violence cases in three months, says coordinator Shamima Ali.

The Ministry for Women, Children and Social Protection strongly denies claims that people are being removed from social welfare assistance, leading to more street dwellers.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has called on school leaders to embrace change and drive educational transformation in Fiji.

Calls have been made for stronger global partnerships to help middle-income countries like Fiji protect vulnerable communities from the growing impacts of climate change, inequality, and economic pressures.