The fight against illicit drugs in Fiji is being hampered by insufficient funding, with calls for stronger political commitment to address what acting Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku describes as a growing national crisis.

Digital media literacy must go beyond online safety and confront growing concerns about misinformation and the laws governing online expression.

A long-awaited review of Fiji’s mining legislation is set to begin next month, marking a significant step for landowners and communities impacted by mining and quarry activities.

Fiji’s vast maritime borders are increasingly being exploited by drug traffickers, with authorities warning that large quantities of illicit substances are entering the country by sea.

The Land Transport Authority and Fiji Police Force have formalised a joint operation aimed at strengthening road safety and enforcement efforts over the next two months.

Fiji is facing a serious drug crisis, and children and youth are at the centre of it.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu says the Fiji Police Force remains firmly committed to dismantling the illicit drug trade.

A vacant home in Naikabula, Lautoka, has been completely destroyed in a structural fire, prompting the National Fire Authority to warn property owners about the dangers of unattended buildings.

Drug-related crimes are now among the four most common offences committed by inmates in Fiji, reflecting wider social challenges being felt across the country.

Groundwater is a precious but limited resource that must be safeguarded from contamination, over-extraction and emerging threats such as micro plastics risks that are increasing as development expands in both rural and urban areas.

TISA Insurance, formerly Capital Insurance, has signed a partnership with the Women Entrepreneurs Business Council in support of the 2026 ‘Women Invigorating the Nation’ Convention.

Fiji Sports Council Chief Executive Gilbert Vakalalabure will not be suspended, but he will proceed on annual leave starting next week.