Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka has confirmed that one remaining test result is still pending in the investigation into the safety of drinks consumed by some tourists who visited Fiji last year.

A 15-year-old boy will appear in the Navua Magistrates Court today.

There is still some confusion, lack of understanding, and awareness regarding the role and responsibilities of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission among people.

Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo has supported the recommendation by the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence to have a fair pay gauge for Legal Aid Commission lawyers.

The Ministry of Agriculture is assessing market demand at the district level and conducting consultations to inform farmers about market requirements.

Five juveniles were among the 21 people charged last month for incidents of serious crimes other than sexual violence offenses.

Youth homelessness in Fiji is a growing issue, with more children and young people ending up on the streets.

Commissioner Northern Uraia Rainima has raised serious concerns about the illegal dumping of waste in Labasa.

A new alliance between the Great Council of Chiefs and Pacific Specialist Healthcare is set to enhance access to world-class medical services for Fijians, especially for those living in remote areas.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator, Shamima Ali, has revealed that some women in the country are being forced by their partners or husbands to peddle drugs.

The benefits of revitalizing Fiji’s shipbuilding industry are significant for our small economy.

The mediation service continues to play a critical role in promoting dialogue between workers and employers.