While the Needle Syringe Program is regarded as one of the most effective ways of minimizing the spread of HIV infections, it is a sensitive approach and may trigger public resistance.

Fifteen students at Dreketi Primary School have been absent from classes for the past three days, as tensions escalate between parents and school management over alleged discriminatory treatment.

Fiji is looking to unlock new tourism revenue streams by targeting transit passengers who pass through the country each year without staying.

The former secretary of the Government Tender Board testified in the Suva High Court that no board papers were received for CTN 66/2011 and CTN 153/2011 in the health tender trial involving former senior government officials.

The University of Fiji has signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding with Tuvalu, marking it’s first-ever agreement with a sovereign nation.

Minister for Women Sashi Kiran has initiated efforts to address gender barriers within the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, specifically in traditionally male-dominated sectors.

In a region where tourism contributes over 20 percent of GDP, sustainability and environmental awareness are more than ecological responsibilities; they are vital to the Pacific’s prosperity.

Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence, Sakiasi Ditoka is leading Fiji’s push for fair and inclusive global trade, joining key ministerial talks ahead of the World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Loraini Seru is concerned about the growing risks faced by children left behind when mothers travel overseas for work.

Health experts are raising concerns over the increasing number of tuberculosis and HIV co-infections in Fiji, describing the trend as a serious and growing public health threat.

The media has been identified as a critical force in shaping Fiji’s response to its growing HIV crisis, with experts urging journalists to take a more active role in informing the public and reducing stigma.

Police warn congestion will worsen as monthly vehicle increases outpace unchanged road capacity.