The Tui Nayau says a new generation of drug dealers will emerge if the Government fails to act decisively and quickly to address the crisis.

Menstrual health during climate disasters is being highlighted as a major health, rights and planning issue.

Fiji has been re-elected Chair of the Regional Steering Group for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics in Asia and the Pacific for the 2026–2030 term.

A total of 108 students graduated from Pacific Polytech’s Micro Qualification Programme in Nausori, taking the institution’s total number of graduates to 3,219 since the programme began.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu says he is deeply concerned by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s recent comments suggesting the Government is considering whether the next General Election should proceed according to the constitutional timetable.

A 41-year-old man has been remanded by the Nasinu Magistrates Court for a case of unlawful possession of illicit drugs and proceeds of crime.

The 27 parcels containing white substances found in the Lau group are being tested at the Fiji Police Forensics Laboratory in Suva.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is calling for stricter eligibility criteria for cane farming grants, stating that assistance should be directed towards growers who can deliver higher production.

Rotuma’s ability to handle medical emergencies locally is under scrutiny. Concerns remain over frequent and costly medical evacuations to the mainland.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre has raised concerns over a provision in the proposed Fiji Police Bill 2026 that would impose a fine of up to $5,000 on individuals who fail to assist police when requested.

The Fiji Council of Social Services is warning that the proposed Customary Marine Areas Bill could leave customary owners with ownership rights but little control over what happens in their waters.

Fiji Airports has officially launched the 66th Bula Festival, strengthening its partnership with Nadi’s longest-running and most celebrated community event.