Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad agrees that Fiji’s debt is still too high.

UNAIDS has urged coordinated efforts to tackle Fiji’s escalating HIV crisis, following a call by the Fiji Medical Association to declare the situation an epidemic.

Hundreds of people are expected to march through the Capital City this morning to mark World Human Rights Day.

Labasa Special Administrator Paul Jaduram is calling for an increased police presence in Labasa town, particularly at night.

The Ministry of Finance has welcomed Ratu Nemia Dawai into his new role as the Head of the Budget Division.

Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali says she has called for a thorough investigation into Walesi Limited.

Aspen Medical workers who are members of the Construction Energy and Timber Workers Union are ready to go on strike over claims of failure by the employer to settle a log of claims.

Students in the Lautoka area will soon have an additional secondary school option, as the Lautoka Adventist Church has announced a $2 million investment in a new high school.

High Commissioners from all labour-sending countries will convene for a meeting with Australian government representatives, and other key stakeholders in Canberra to address pressing concerns raised by workers participating in labour mobility schemes.

Media houses have called for stricter laws and regulations around social media commenting, warning that the current environment allows harmful, anonymous comments to flourish without accountability.

A Fijian man of Indian descent living with HIV has broken barriers by coming out and declaring his sexual orientation publicly.

The investigation into the two recent separate incidents at sea relating to Goundar Shipping Limited’s vessels point toward human error.