The late Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh’s 23 years of service as a teachers’ union leader and his lifelong commitment to workers’ rights were remembered at his funeral service in Suva.

Teenagers in Fiji have access to a range of reproductive health services, but the Ministry of Health says greater awareness is needed to ensure young people know where to seek help.

For two young entrepreneurs, the Graduate Business Start-Up Grant Scheme has turned ideas into opportunity — and uncertainty into confidence.

A religious community in Nabekavu, Labasa, now worships in a safer, cleaner environment after its Bhawan was renovated.

Former Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has been remembered as a strong advocate for workers’ rights, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka saying his legacy will live on through the people he served.

Thousands of children who need eyeglasses, hearing aids and mobility support continue to face barriers to accessing basic assistive technology, with only around 10 percent of people globally receiving the support they need.

The Environment Ministry admits it does not currently have enough manpower or enforcement mechanisms to hold environmental offenders fully accountable.

The Tui Nayau, Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara, is calling on Parliament not to approve the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union or the Ocean of Peace Alliance (Veitacini Treaty) until the people of Fiji are given a full, fearless, and independent account of what these treaties commit the nation to.

Centre for Democracy and Dialogue CEO Nilesh Lal says Fiji could face serious constitutional and electoral challenges if a new Constitution changes the electoral system before the next general election.

The casket of former Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has arrived in Fiji, as family, colleagues and Government officials prepare to pay their final respects.

Teenage pregnancy in Fiji is showing a slow decline, but health authorities say the numbers remain a concern, with continued efforts needed to prevent young people from becoming parents too early.

Free veterinary services at the National Agriculture Show in Labasa are supporting efforts to control the stray dog population in the North.