The Fiji Red Cross was the only organization allowed into the Fiji parliamentary complex during the May 2000 coup.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is impressed with the way Fiji has implemented new methodologies to identify and track human trafficking.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, in a calm and collected manner, burst out in laughter as he debunked claims that his health has started to deteriorate.

University of the South Pacific’s history lecturer, Dr Anurag says there is a lack of awareness and ignorance among university students of past events.

The Chinese Embassy has urged Fiji to abandon ideological prejudice and view objectively the law enforcement and police cooperation between the two countries.

Fiji should continue participating in international negotiations to put our exports in a good position to go out.

The first coronation in 70 years is to take place today, with King Charles III and the Queen Consort preparing for the historic carriage ride to Westminster Abbey.

The newest private hospital, Pacific Specialist Healthcare, in Nadi, opposite the International Airport, is expected to start operations later this month.

Fiji has a significant population of people of Indian descent who are descended from indentured laborers brought to the country by the British in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to work on sugar plantations.

Non-Governmental organization, Selfless Fiji, has officially partnered with FENC Fiji in a collaborative effort to provide education assistance to underprivileged children in Fiji.

The Home Affairs Minister has called for improvements to the conditions of police cells.

Fiji is facing a shortage of midwives as many have taken up overseas offers.