The Coalition Government’s revived Rural Housing Programme is changing lives across Fiji’s rural and maritime communities.

The Offices of the Director of Public Prosecutions in Fiji and the Solomon Islands have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding, launching a Professional Twinning Program for prosecutors.

Police investigations must be judged by their results, and every officer has a responsibility to ensure cases are airtight before they reach the courtroom.

Improper drainage, inadequate daily maintenance, and improper rubbish disposal are being blamed for the continuous flooding in Labasa’s low-lying, flood-prone areas.

All schools in the Northern Division will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday 26th November, due to worsening weather conditions.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is confident the Great Council of Chiefs will deliver positive outcomes, stressing that there is nothing for the non–iTaukei to fear.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry is preparing a policy paper proposing that the Government, through the Ministry, become the main leaseholder of designated agricultural land and then sublease it to sugarcane farmers.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has described the assault on an FBC senior journalist outside court as embarrassing, saying the incident highlights a clear lapse in police vigilance.

Cabinet has endorsed the Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill 2025, paving the way for the return of proprietary ownership of marine areas used for commercial purposes mainly tourism to their customary owners.

The Ministry of Education has acknowledged that a significant number of school leadership roles continue to be filled in an acting capacity.

The Fiji National University has launched its 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign, reaffirming its commitment to creating safe and respectful spaces for students and staff.

Authorities in Labasa are closely monitoring the situation as continuous heavy rain has caused flooding in several low-lying and flood-prone areas.