The Great Council of Chiefs is implementing measures to address the decline in iTaukei language, education and cultural practices which have been impacted by recent changes in the education system.

Lifeline Fiji, an organisation that provides support for mental health has expressed grave concern on the alarming rate of suicide among the elderlies.

A 52-year-old farmer has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the unlawful cultivation of marijuana.

Fiji’s foreign policy is being put to the test like never before as the world order shifts rapidly.

Fiji has seen a surge in criminal activity this year with increases in common offences such as assault, burglaries and theft, according to Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations ACP Livai Driu.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has sent the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption file of its new Commissioner Barbara Malimali to the Director CID.

Lifeline Fiji’s Touching Heavens Gala Dinner Fundraiser is set to take stage as part of efforts to collect funds which will support services offered for mental health.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has made a plea to multilateral and bilateral development partners to support Fiji and the region in their endeavor to make the oceans of peace a reality.

Two inmates at the Maximum Security Corrections Facility who had been on a hunger strike since last Friday have resumed eating normal meals.

An international company has been awarded the performance-based contract to look into the issue of non-revenue water in the Suva-Nausori corridor.

Drug operations have intensified ahead of the festive season to disrupt and destabilize the supply market.

A total of 19,359 Year 8 students are registered to sit for the Fiji Year 8 Examination across 717 centers today.