The NGO Coalition on Human Rights (NGOCHR) has raised concerns over the reported death of a 60-year-old inmate in Suva emphasizing the alleged refusal of medical services as a grave violation of basic human rights.

The overhaul of the country’s labour laws will soon be completed as consultations have now concluded.

Former Social Democratic Liberal Party candidate Ilisoni Vuidreketi is Fiji’s Ambassador designate to the United States of America.

The Public Rental Board has a significant responsibility to handle after the recent handover of Lagilagi Housing to it.

Fiji is taking proactive steps to strengthen its counter-terrorism capabilities, with a three-day workshop currently underway.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for National Development, Professor Biman Prasad, says it is important that the National Development Plan is realistic and that all initiatives are backed by the required financial resources.

Director of Programs and Initiatives at the Pacific Islands Forum, Zarak Khan, has highlighted the prolonged procedures hindering access to the Green ClimateFund and the urgency of simplifying these processes.

Pacific Energy (SouthWest Pacific) Private Limited will not be involved in meetings with Qoliqoli owners of Balaga Bay and other relevant stakeholders at this stage.

New teachers’ quarters have been commissioned by Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad for the staff of Maramarua District School in Dreketi, Macuata.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has criticized Fiji’s recent intervention at the International Court of Justice.

The 15-year-old student seen in a viral video assaulting another student in Nadi has been charged.

The Fiji Police Force is currently grappling with an increase in the trafficking of cocaine and methamphetamine, marking a concerning shift in drug trends.