A significant number of children have been diagnosed with cancer in the first half of this year.

Drug-Free World Fiji is planning to carry out another national drug use survey with key relevant authorities amidst the emerging drug epidemic in the country.

Permanent Secretary for Agriculture Dr Andrew Tukana highlights the persistent and emerging threats posed by plant diseases and pests in Fiji.

Personnel from the Fiji Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Services have been working on supplying essential equipment to health facilities across the country.

The United Kingdom reaffirms its support for the professional development and enhancement of leadership skills and performance within the Fiji Police Force.

Police has confirmed that the seizure of consignments of apparatuses in Nadi that could be used for a possible clandestine lab came from British Columbia, Canada.

The initial stage of the investigation into white substances believed to be methamphetamine found on two students in Suva revealed that one of them was given the substances from home.

Thirty-one families, whose spouses are part of the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme, have expressed their interest in moving permanently to Australia.

Permanent Secretary for Agriculture, Dr. Andrew Tukana, emphasizes the critical importance of developing the skills and capabilities of plant health doctors, or clinicians, to support farmers.

The Ministry of Forestry continues to implement policies and initiatives aimed at preserving the country’s rich biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and fostering socioeconomic development.

Six people are in custody following the seizure of more than 10 cartons containing white substances believed to be methamphetamine.

There is a need to develop proper key performance indicators for all sugar-related sectors to ensure the economic viability of the industry.