New Zealand’s Serious Fraud Office is hosting a webinar on the true cost of fraud and corruption in the Pacific from 12 to 1 pm (NZT) on Wednesday 18 November 2026.
Andie Driu, an experienced prosecutor and anti-corruption leader with nearly 30 years of experience across the Pacific justice sector, will explore the impacts and consequences of fraud and corruption on governments, organisations, and communities.
Andie Driu served in senior prosecutorial and advisory roles across Fiji, the Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands and Naoero. She has worked extensively to strengthen integrity, accountability, and responses to serious fraud and corruption throughout the region.
This session will explore how fraud and corruption erode trust, divert resources from essential services and affect communities, while highlighting the role of effective prevention and integrity measures.
Andie Driu will also highlight regional counter-fraud and anti-corruption efforts and discuss the importance of prevention measures that reflect the unique challenges and realities of Pacific nations.
Pacific and New Zealand public sector employees and people with a New Zealand business email address are eligible to register for the webinar.
