A crucial meeting of resource owners will commence in Suva tomorrow, focused on enhancing awareness and advocating for the protection of natural resources through robust legislative and policy measures.

The Australian High Commissioner to Fiji states that Australia will increase its funding to Fiji by 40 percentage points in the next financial year.

Post Fiji’s former Chief Executive Anirudha Bansod who pleaded guilty to one count of abuse of office charge will be sentenced this Wednesday.

Women and girls still have social, political and cultural barriers to controlling their sexual and reproductive health.

The Fiji Correction Service is calling for an urgent review of the Burial and Cremation Act of 1911 which is long overdue.

Two senior counsels were today told to act professionally in the Suva Magistrates Court in a case involving former Fisheries and Forestry Minister Kalaveti Ravu.

The Parliament has revived the Women’s Mock Parliament with the aim to encourage the involvement of women in leadership.

Fiji’s first-ever multi-purpose evacuation centre, funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency, will be built at Rokovuaka in Ra Province.

The Ministry of Health continues working on avenues to mitigate the shortage of nurses and doctors at the Nasea Health Center in Labasa town, considering the recent plans and discussions for the facility to be expanded.

An investigation has started following an alleged report of assault at the Lautoka Correctional Centre.

Eleven individuals were arrested over the weekend for allegedly being in possession of illicit drugs, primarily methamphetamine, in a series of coordinated operations across Lami, Raiwaqa, Nausori, and Lautoka.

A former finance officer at the Republic of Fiji Military Forces appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court for corruption-related charges.