The government needs to extend its reach by improving water and sanitation infrastructure in rural and maritime communities.

Residents of Rewa’s Vutia District voiced dissatisfaction with government officials’ absence from a talanoa session held last Friday in Vutia by the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has confirmed that recent media reports claiming that medical professionals are providing syringes to members of the public are unfounded and inaccurate.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation has launched the Student Employment Exposure Program to enhance youth engagement.

The government does not have all the solutions to the current escalating drug crisis in the country.

Search efforts are expected to continue today for two men from Dreketilailai who were reported missing after failing to return from a fishing trip.

There has been growing interest from Canadian-based investors in areas related to tourism, real estate, agriculture and renewable energy.

Police Chief of Operations ACP Livai Driu has responded to certain allegations of police involvement in the illicit drug trade.

Outgoing Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General Henry Puna has stressed the urgent need for open and honest dialogue concerning the ongoing unrest in New Caledonia.

The National Disaster Management Office has confirmed that three evacuation centers are open in the Central Division.

Fiji Water and the National Union of Workers (NWU) will again continue deliberations today.

Despite the rapid industrialization in Fiji, the agriculture sector will always remain crucial, says Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu.