Minister for Health Dr Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu has issued a strong warning that obesity and diabetes are among Fiji’s most urgent health threats, with women disproportionately affected.

Heavy social media use is increasingly contributing to anxiety and low self-esteem among teenagers.

A whole-of-government response remains critical to confronting growing illicit drug trafficking in Fiji.

The Ministry of Agriculture is ramping up efforts to transform subsistence farmers into commercial producers, placing a stronger focus on youth, women, and market-driven agriculture.

Traditional leaders of Vanua Qoibau have clarified that the taboo on kava consumption for women applies only within the vanua.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho have both pleaded not guilty to mutiny-related charges laid against them.

More than 12,700 people sought help for mental health and social issues through Empower Pacific between 2023 and late 2025.

The government has taken precautionary steps to strengthen Fiji’s fuel supply resilience in response to global uncertainties.

The Ministry of Employment has raised concerns over cases involving unregistered recruitment agencies illegally bringing workers into the country and placing them with different employers.

An individual was apprehended by the police at the Government Buildings yesterday after displaying suspicious behaviour within the Office of the Prime Minister.

The joint stay application for former Deputy Prime Ministers Manoa Kamikamica and Professor Biman Prasad commenced yesterday at the Suva High Court before Justice Siainiu Fa’alogo Bull.

The Constitution Review Commission will include an assessment of the electoral system incorporated in the 2013 Constitution.