Young Fijians have been challenged to reject stereotypes, learn from Fiji’s shared history, and take an active role in building peace
in their communities.

Years of illegal dumping, drinking and vandalism at the Vunivau Cemetery have been brought to an end following the completion of a new security fence.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka could face a constitutional barrier to serving a third term as Prime Minister if the proposed Constitution is passed in its current form.

Press freedom must not depend on who is in government.

Journalists from across the Pacific could soon have greater access to professional training in Fiji.

Municipal markets across Fiji are set to get CCTV cameras to deter crime and strengthen security.

Farmers are already feeling the pressure of worsening dry conditions as Fiji braces for a severe El Niño.

The proposed Constitution would change how a state of emergency is declared in Fiji and introduce new checks on those powers.

Bus operators are warning that rising fuel costs are putting the sustainability of public transport under increasing pressure.

The media will play an important role in helping Fijians understand the constitutional process.

Five men have been arrested, and more than 1,000 suspected marijuana plants have been uprooted in separate police operations.

Twelve men in Savusavu have committed to 90 days of action to support women’s rights and gender equality.