The United Nations is confident that together, it can intensify efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and address overarching development challenges.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has justified her choice to share a video on her personal Facebook page depicting an 11-year-old girl subjected to physical abuse by her father.

The Ministry of Education reveals that its Training Unit is working on alternative options to deal with students’ indiscipline issues and help their educational development.

More than 50 guests of de Vos On The Park in Suva have been safely relocated to nearby accommodations following a fire in the building earlier yesterday evening.

Fiji is a country that advocates for and empowers persons with disabilities through the recognition of their human rights and the creation of a peaceful, barrier-free and inclusive society for all.

Special Administrator Chair Tevita Boseiwaqa has clarified that the road infrastructure and drainage system in the Capital City come under the Fiji Roads Authority.

Gerald Winter has been sworn in as a Judge of the Fiji Court of Appeal.

The first ever Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey Plus or phone survey on the situation of children and women will be launched this week.

The Consumer Council has expressed deep concern over the rising number of complaints regarding electronic goods such as televisions, washing machines, and other household appliances.

The Fiji National Provident Fund is urging its members to regularly monitor their deductions following concerns over employer compliance.

The public has voiced frustration over a major sewerage burst next to the Rewa River since last year, which is becoming a nuisance and health hazard.

The National Fire Authority has raised concerns as just within the first two months of this year, 23 residential fires have occurred leaving 84 people displaced.