Fiji Council of Churches Board Member and Narcotics Bureau Committee member, Reverend Simione Tugi, has no regrets about publicly sharing his daughter’s battle with drug addiction despite the personal cost.

Online abuse targeting women and girls in Fiji is escalating at a disturbing rate, sparking serious concern among advocates who warn that the harm inflicted is just as severe as physical violence.

A charge is yet to be laid for the alleged murder that took place on Monday in Suva.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu relayed to King Tupou VI of the Kingdom of Tonga about the need for Pacific unity.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has thanked the outgoing Ambassador of South Korea, Jin Hyung Kim, for his instrumental role in strengthening and elevating bilateral engagements between the two countries.

“You have seen its importance, the challenges that come with it, and above all, the beauty of installing a chief, a sacred tradition for the iTaukei people.”

King Tupou VI of the Kingdom of Tonga says he hopes that history will continue to bind us.

Cane farmers in Waidamudamu, Labasa, are grappling with repeated fire incidents that have devastated their farms, slashing production and leaving many questioning their future in the industry.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation has been directed to immediately reactivate the railway line from Lausa Loop to Tawatawa Point to ease transportation challenges for sugarcane farmers.

The acting medical superintendent of Twomey Hospital says skin conditions significantly affect people’s lives and is calling for greater awareness, early intervention, and equity in care.

This year, the young women vying for the FMF Nadi Bula Festival crown are using the platform to shed light on key social and health issues affecting Fiji, particularly among the youth.

The University of Fiji is recommending a mandatory National Service curriculum to assist with building social responsibility among young people.