Fiji’s HIV Outbreak Response Plan is now in full motion, with the Government and international partners committing over $21 million to tackle the growing epidemic.

A number of innovative techniques are being used to lure unsuspecting individuals with lucrative job offers, who often become victims of human trafficking and labor exploitation.

Despite efforts to bridge the gender equality gap, young women in Fiji still face deep-rooted barriers to political participation, ranging from cultural norms to online harassment.

Farmers will feel safer working in their sugarcane fields following a donation of over $541,000 worth of workwear, as part of Phase II of the LOWES Donation Programme in Vitogo Village, Lautoka.

Fijian Holdings Limited is ramping up efforts to support local entrepreneurship, unveiling plans to invest in consultancy projects valued at $800,000.

A Year Nine student in Suva was allegedly bullied and harassed for weeks, in retaliation for reporting fellow students who were caught smoking in school uniform.

As Fiji strengthens its efforts to combat human trafficking, more attention is needed for people with disabilities who are being exploited and may be falling through the cracks.

Fiji’s blood bank system remains under pressure due to fluctuating demand driven by unpredictable emergencies and chronic illnesses.

A 14-year-old child is dead following a motor vehicle accident in Nabua, Suva yesterday.

The woman alleged to have caused the death of her partner in Kavuli, Tavua is in police custody.

International agribusinesses, such as Fiji Water and a new Sri Lankan company, are entering Fiji’s agricultural market.

Cyber-trafficking is a growing and serious concern in Fiji, posing risks to vulnerable individuals and national security.