Rising concerns about youth crime and drug misuse are pushing families to take a more active role in guiding the next generation. Officials emphasize that stable, supportive parenting and open dialogue—not punishment—are key to steering youngsters away from trouble. As communities rally around parents, the focus shifts to collaborative, lawful approaches that strengthen families and…

Fiji confronts a sharp rise in road deaths, prompting a government review of licensing, enforcement, and penalties. As officials stress road safety as a shared duty, upcoming reforms could reshape how communities navigate the roads and protect lives.

Probing claims of nepotism and misconduct, a Fiji tribunal examines the appointment of a public servant’s wife within the Corrections Service. As testimony unfolds, the case raises pressing questions about governance, accountability, and potential reforms in Fiji’s public service.

Authorities are tightening security in Fiji’s cemeteries after reports that graveyard visits are being used for illegal activity. From daily patrols and sniffer-dog sweeps to digitizing records and safeguarding laws, efforts aim to keep burial sites safe and dignified. Community cooperation remains crucial to preserving the sanctity of these spaces.

With Sukuna Bowl week underway, Fiji Police Rugby League is ramping up, blending new talent with veteran grit. They’re pegged at about 60 percent readiness, but the belief in reclaiming the title is growing as the showdown at Bidesi Park approaches.

A milestone workshop in Fiji brings meteorology and disability advocates together to reimagine how weather information reaches everyone. Inclusive collaboration is guiding fresh efforts toward safer, more resilient communities.

Police are probing a violent incident in Vusasivo Village, where several people were injured in an attack linked to a government vehicle. With suspects at large and safety concerns rising, authorities emphasize swift action and heightened community vigilance.

An official workplace inspection is drawing attention to regulatory oversight and workers’ rights. With a 30-day window to address findings and ongoing discussions over labor law amendments, authorities emphasize due process and a collaborative path forward.

Pacific farmer leaders head to COP30 with a bold push for direct, farmer-led climate finance to safeguard food systems and cultural heritage from mounting climate threats. They point to a funding gap—US$77 million a year is needed, yet just 1.47% is reaching farmers—and call for streamlined, accessible support. The move signals a shift toward locally…