A recent study on how iTaukei men view violence against women has drawn strong criticism from feminist advocates and organisations for excluding the voices of survivors and relying solely on a small group of educated, urban men.

The Fiji Police Force states it can only take legal action against a Fijian national recently deported from the Federated States of Micronesia for sexual abuse if a formal complaint is lodged.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre has expressed deep concern over the ongoing violence against women in Fiji, describing the recent incident in Lautoka, of the alleged murder of a 25-year-old woman, as “very tragic.”

The International Organization for Migration stresses the importance of raising awareness about issues related to human trafficking in the country.

Systemic failures in enforcement and coordination have been identified as the root cause of declining consumer confidence in food safety.

Fiji and China’s partnership in the defense and security sector is focused on peacekeeping, humanitarian assistance, training exchanges and capacity building.

The fate of nine men accused in one of the largest drug importation cases will be decided in the Lautoka High Court this afternoon.

The new British High Commissioner presented his credentials to the President yesterday at the State House.

Saver.Global has officially launched its newest free mobile course, Safe Surfing, aimed at equipping Fijians with essential skills to stay safe in the digital world.

Villagers of Yavulo in Nadroga will benefit from their new footcrossing, which was commissioned yesterday.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is urging a shift from public judgment to empathy following the recent newborn discovery at Fiji National University.

The University of the South Pacific is advancing renewable energy projects aimed at addressing climate challenges in the Pacific.