The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs’ Institute of iTaukei Language and Culture has strengthened its effort to revive artifacts that have been endangered or extinct.

Admissions to St. Giles Hospital for drug and substance abuse has increased significantly with 103 cases recorded in January alone.

The University of Fiji’s art gallery has provided a platform for artists to showcase their talent, a much-needed support for both emerging and established artists.

Former Fiji Bati first five Brandon Wakeham has been charged with supplying prohibited drugs on a large scale in Australia.

After more than two days of intense negotiations, Fiji Water and the National Workers Union (NWU) have reached a significant agreement, bringing the industrial action to an end.

Drug abuse cases in schools has been increasing for the past three years says Substance Abuse Advisory Council Acting Chief Executive Josua Naisele.

Regional leaders have been encouraged to seize the opportunities presented by global interest and not perceive it as a threat.

The government needs to extend its reach by improving water and sanitation infrastructure in rural and maritime communities.

Residents of Rewa’s Vutia District voiced dissatisfaction with government officials’ absence from a talanoa session held last Friday in Vutia by the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has confirmed that recent media reports claiming that medical professionals are providing syringes to members of the public are unfounded and inaccurate.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation has launched the Student Employment Exposure Program to enhance youth engagement.

The government does not have all the solutions to the current escalating drug crisis in the country.