The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has taken a major step towards improving transparency and media engagement by hosting it’s first-ever Media Workshop on Court Reporting and the Criminal Justice Process.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation has concluded nationwide public consultations on the Draft Tourism Bill 2026 following engagements with stakeholders across Fiji’s major tourism centres.

The European Union remains a force for peace, democracy and the rule of law as Fiji and the EU continue to strengthen their partnership despite being geographically far apart.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre says an online article attributing statements to FWCC Coordinator Shamima Ali regarding the death penalty is a fabricated fake news story.

Solomon Islands will have a new Prime Minister next week after Jeremiah Manele was voted out through a motion of no confidence in Parliament today.

The government is aware of the ongoing water challenges faced by communities on the island of Cikobia and is now working on a proposed $180,000 funding allocation in the upcoming national budget to address the issue.

The Ministry of Employment has launched its Communication Strategy 2026–2029 in a major push to improve public engagement, strengthen transparency, and ensure Fijians receive accurate and timely information about government services.

Fiji is rapidly cementing its place as the Pacific’s technology powerhouse, with global industry leaders pointing to the country’s aggressive embrace of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital innovation.

The National Fire Authority is working to strengthen rules on fire safety equipment and construction materials to reduce fire risks and improve compliance standards across Fiji.

More than 11,000 people in rural Ba are expected to benefit from upgraded water and sanitation services at Namau Nursing Station, Balevuto Health Centre and Nailaga Health Centre.

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.