HIV and AIDS policies are moving away from criminalizing injecting drug use towards a more user-friendly approach that provides clean needles and syringes.

Pacific Labour Ministers have been urged to take concrete action to improve working conditions and productivity across the region.

Fiji is stepping up efforts to combat illegal fishing and organized crime in its waters through a five-day training program for fisheries officers.

Concerns have emerged that some teachers are turning to drugs to cope with stress.

Fiji has lost 489 lives to suicide and recorded 446 attempted cases in just five years.

A heavy rain alert is now in force for the whole of Fiji as a trough of low pressure approaches the group.

The government is set to transform the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva into a modern, world-class facility to meet national and regional healthcare demands.

The breakdown of families and rising social challenges are putting the church’s relevance at risk, with issues such as drug addiction, pornography, social media misuse and weak family structures affecting individuals and society.

Fiji faced a massive crop and livestock import bill of $1.1 billion last year, creating a deficit of $762.95 million.

The Ministry of Education is tackling long-standing transport barriers for students in remote communities by providing new boats and outboard engines.

For the second year in a row, Labasa Divisional Hospital has claimed both major titles at the Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North.

The Office of the Auditor-General is moving to tackle pay and career concerns with a full job evaluation this financial year after losing 35 staff between 2022 and 2023.