The Indian Division of the Methodist Church has told FBC News that some children who were initially in their care before they turned 18 are now living on the streets.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Center Coordinator Shamima Ali has called on Fijians to ensure the events of the 2000 coup are never repeated.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation is aware of a doctored news piece currently circulating online, falsely bearing the FBC News logo and by-line of a former journalist.

The Fiji Teachers Union is calling for an urgent overhaul of school safety policies to protect not only teachers but also students, visitors, and volunteers.

Fiji Council of Social Services Program Manager Josaia Tokoni says communities play a vital role in shaping disaster response strategies.

The Land Transport Authority is warning vehicle owners, car show organizers, and vendors that it will take legal action against the use, sale, or display of unauthorized number plates.

The emergency repair and improvement on Lavusa Bridge in Nadi have been successfully completed.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission has begun training its staff in trauma-informed approaches ahead of national consultations.

The Police Commissioner has directed a full-scale investigation to identify those colluding to advance the illicit drug trade in Fiji.

The Agricultural Marketing Authority is facing growing criticism over its inability to purchase produce from rural farmers, despite ongoing government campaigns encouraging increased agricultural output.

The matter involving former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chief Executive, Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and Chief Financial Officer Vimlesh Sagar in relation to the purchase of a vehicle has been discontinued.

Pacific Islanders are among the most vulnerable to climate change and disasters, but their cultural strengths remain a vital source of resilience, says the National Disaster Management Office, Acting Director, Napolioni Boseiwaqa.