Judicial Services Commission Chair Salesi Temo met with the President at the State House this morning.

Fiji is facing a serious childhood malnutrition crisis, with 63 percent of children under the age of five affected.

The lawyer for suspended Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner, Sevuloni Naucukidi, is challenging the admissibility of a recording involving the complainant and Naucukidi.

Former lawyer Shazran Lateef has been sentenced to three years and eight months’ imprisonment on two counts of unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

The Judicial Services Commission is expected make certain recommendations to President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu today in relation to a number of pressing matters relating to the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

Fiji is emerging as a global leader in the fight against neglected tropical diseases, with local communities playing a critical role in research and prevention efforts that are influencing health practices worldwide.

Dietary habits in Fiji remain a serious concern, with only 11 percent of the population consuming the recommended five or more servings of fruits and vegetables a day.

Fiji and China have reaffirmed their longstanding ties as celebrations for the Year of the Horse were held in Suva yesterday.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has no immediate plans to amend its legislation to allow withdrawals from preserved accounts for medical purposes.

Drug-related crimes now account for the majority of offences within the prison system, says Fiji Corrections Service Director of Training and Rehabilitation Senior Superintendent Isireli Dausiga.

Stories shared before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission are forcing Fiji to confront painful chapters of its history.

The Acting Permanent Secretary for Women, Children and Social Protection has raised serious concerns over student safety following a video showing an overloaded bus.