The Fiji Medical Association is raising alarm over the Health Ministry’s failure to release updated HIV data for this year.

More than 120 children under 18 have been diagnosed with mental illness in the past five years, most with a history of drug use.

The new Fiji Education Commission faces a massive task to reform the country’s education system.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad is urging stronger governance in schools to improve education quality across Fiji.

Police officers in the Western Division are undergoing fresh training to improve how they handle human rights, conflict, and community tensions.

The Fiji Principals Association has secured government funding of $300,000 for the first time in the 2025–2026 national budget.

Fiji is pushing for stronger global action to fight food insecurity as it joins leaders at the 2025 High-Level Ministerial Special Event in Rome.

New members have been appointed to the Surveyors Registration Board for a two-year term.

About 1,200 children are being urged to undergo testing for infectious diseases after a Melbourne childcare worker was charged with a string of offences including child rape.

Lautoka FC star striker, Saula Waqa, has been stood down from playing football after testing positive for drugs during the 2025 BiC Fiji FACT semifinals.

A key accused in the methamphetamine case has told the Lautoka High Court he feared for his life and that of his family.

Former Attorney-General Graham Leung said he never discussed the appointment of Barbara Malimali with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka prior to it being finalised by the Judicial Services Commission.