Psychologist Elenoa Lesuma is calling for local journalists to adopt “trauma-informed” reporting when covering crime or death, warning that careless coverage can cause further harm.

The 2026 Women Invigorating the Nation Convention has officially opened its registration today, signaling a bold step forward for women’s empowerment and leadership across Fiji.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has paid tribute to the pioneering women of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces’ Women’s Royal Army Corps Service (WRACS) 1/88 for their contribution to Fiji and the military.

Fiji is strengthening its presence on the global aviation stage through its participation in the Changi Aviation Summit currently underway in Singapore.

The Government is strengthening its poverty-alleviation strategy by investing in micro-entrepreneurship for social welfare recipients, with targeted support aimed at helping families transition from dependency to sustainable income generation.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Crime, ACP Mesake Waqa, has urged police investigators to follow proper procedures and avoid shortcuts in their work, warning that doing otherwise could compromise investigations and lead to injustice.

A standing committee on Social Affairs member has warned that Fiji’s informal settlements could become a national crisis unless affordable housing is prioritized.

The Government has taken steps toward strengthening Fiji’s response to illicit drugs, with work underway on a new counter-narcotics law that includes a proposal to establish an independent Counter Narcotics Bureau.

More than 50 vendors at the Seaqaqa Business Centre are set to benefit from improved working conditions with the construction of a new $1.7 million market, expected to be completed by the end of the year.

World Wetlands Day this year was celebrated in the highlands of Serua at Nabukelevu Village, about 70 kilometres from the capital, Suva.

The Land Transport Authority is warning the public to be on high alert and to immediately report individuals impersonating LTA officers and attempting to solicit money in exchange for services or favours.

The Minister for Policing, Ioane Nailavurua, met with the Acting Attorney-General, Siromi Turaga, and the Solicitor-General, Ropate Green, yesterday to receive an update on legal matters relating to policing.