At least three cases of sexual violence against children are reported to the police every week, raising concerns over whether Fiji’s support systems are doing enough to protect vulnerable victims.

Women leaders in the public sector are being encouraged to lead with integrity, resilience and accountability as part of efforts to strengthen the civil service.

The government has acknowledged the ongoing fuel supply challenges faced by maritime communities, saying efforts are underway to restore deliveries while preventing unfair price increases.

The Land Transport Authority is calling for stricter rules to manage and dispose of hybrid and electric vehicle batteries.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Fiji–Australia relationship has always been about people, strengthened through decades of cooperation and shared experiences.

The Government has acknowledged receiving an advance notification from the People’s Republic of China regarding a military training exercise conducted in the Pacific region on Sunday, 5th July.

Patients in Tailevu have been forced to travel to Nausori and pay extra transport costs for X-rays after Korovou Hospital went without an X-ray technician for the past four to five months.

Two fuel trucks arrived on Taveuni this morning, bringing welcome relief to the island after weeks of fuel shortages.

Acting Deputy Commissioner for Operations, Meli Sateki, says the Fiji Police Force continues to face challenges that test both its capability and credibility.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has assured the Suva Magistrates Court that they are ready to proceed with the trial involving the former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chief Executive and the Chief Financial Officer.

A fifteen-year-old student from Rotuma High school, Austin Jone, is calling for the recognition of Rotuman language and culture in Fiji’s education system.

Fiji’s TVET providers will soon use a shared training facility aimed at improving skills development and workforce readiness.