Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya, highlighted the dangers of online abuse and urged everyone to be kind and mindful of the words they use, the comments they make online, and the content they share.

The Fiji Council of Social Services says the National Dialogue on Social Cohesion is critical in turning grassroots concerns from across the country into a unified national framework for peacebuilding.

The Pacific Islands Forum says its focus under the 2050 Strategy will shift toward implementation in the coming years.

A Fiji Airways flight bound for Auckland was delayed for more than 20 hours, prompting frustration among passengers who say they were not adequately informed about the cause of the delay.

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has taken enforcement action following a reported oil discharge into a public drain along Jai Ambamma Road in Vatuwaqa.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has defended its decision to approve a new electricity tariff, saying it acted within its legal mandate despite Energy Fiji Limited’s original application being rejected last year.

Years of work to reduce violence against women and children can be undone when messages that place men as the unquestioned heads of households continue to be preached.

The Ministry of Transport, together with road safety agencies, is stepping up efforts to address road accidents, particularly during the festive season.

A senior citizens committee is preparing a formal submission to government, calling for a 20 percent discount on essential goods and services in the 2026 National Budget.

The Fiji Government has secured an additional $5 million from New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade to support the Climate Relocation of Communities Trust Fund, strengthening ongoing cooperation between the two countries on climate resilience.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has issued a strong warning to maritime operators, vessel owners and port-based businesses, saying any attempt to obstruct FCCC officers will not be tolerated.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has paid tribute to civil servants, describing them as the often-unseen force behind government achievements.