Concerns have emerged over workplace bullying and harassment within the civil service, particularly involving younger staff and interns.

HIV cases continue to rise, prompting the Ministry of Health to look at expanding access to a wider range of HIV medications.

The United Kingdom has thrown its support behind Fiji’s efforts to strengthen government communications, warning that poor messaging can cost lives and erode public trust.

Former Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Investigator Alifereti Wakanivesi said he was part of the Health Ministry tender probe.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling on the Government to uphold the State’s human rights obligations in all aspects of its foreign policy and diplomatic engagement.

The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, officiated the opening of the Pacific Defence Faith Network, an initiative of the South Pacific Defence Ministers Meeting.

Fijians are being warned about fraudulent links circulating on online messaging platforms.

Police have urged parents to ensure their children go directly to school and remain there during school hours.

A growing shortage of qualified nutritionists is raising serious concerns about public access to proper dietary guidance and long-term health outcomes.

Fiji is facing a growing tuberculosis crisis, with health officials warning that urgent national action is now critical.

The Tourism Action Group has been reactivated as the Middle East conflict continues to intensify.

Another local company has stepped up to support the growth of rugby in the country, coming on board as one of the sponsors for the 50^th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s.