Critical gaps in oversight and infrastructure are threatening Fiji’s fisheries sector.

The rising HIV/AIDS infection rates among Fiji’s i-Taukei youth have become a grave concern, threatening not only individual health but also the future of closely-knit i-Taukei communities and the nation’s broader development goals.

BSP Financial Group has delivered a major boost to rural healthcare with the completion of a new storeroom for essential medicines at the Nayavu Nursing Station.

Police arrested 29 people across the country between August 1st and 4th during operations targeting drinking in public and drunk and disorderly behavior.

Fiji’s economy is beating expectations with Gross Domestic Product growth forecasted at around four percent last year.

The Education Ministry is awaiting a full report to clarify an alleged case where a student allegedly faced mistreatment after reporting classmates for smoking in uniform.

Termites have disrupted classes in 44 Western Division schools, with 11 severely damaged.

Fiji narrowly avoided a major crisis when police seized the country’s largest methamphetamine shipment, worth about $2 billion.

The planned Hindu Unity spiritual gathering has been postponed due to insufficient time for preparation after its event permit was reinstated only recently.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has firmly denied that any current government or parliamentary members are involved in drug trafficking.

Opposition Whip Jone Usamate has rejected allegations linking local politicians to criminal activities in the recent 4.5-tonne methamphetamine case.

Seven of nine interveners in the 2013 Constitution hearing filed their written submissions today.