In response to the escalating drug issues gripping Fiji, the Nadroga/Navosa Provincial Council has launched a proactive campaign aimed at tackling the growing menace of substance abuse within its communities.

There is a growing concern about the gap between the administration and local artists, which is hindering the progress of the local music industry in Fiji.

Since the inception of the Groundwater Resources Assessment and Development Unit in 1967, 1000 boreholes have been drilled around Fiji benefiting over 2000 households.

Multi-Ethnic Affairs Minister, Charan Jeath Singh has today challenged all Fijians to recognize the profound impact of yoga on their health, particularly in combating non-communicable diseases.

High Court Judge Justice Riyaz Hamza has declined to recuse himself from overseeing the ongoing appeal case of Mohammed Isoof.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka joined hundreds of yoga enthusiasts to mark the International Yoga Day at Albert Park in Suva this morning.

All 13 municipal councils are expected to undergo an internal audit to ensure that they operate with integrity, efficiency, and in their best interests.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has applauded Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner, Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa for exposing the dire condition of the prison facilities.

People in and around Nasinu will now be enjoy better facilities and improved services at the Valelevu Health Center.

Higher Education Commission of Fiji Chief Executive, Dr. Rohit Kishore, says the workforce landscape has changed immensely following the COVID-19 pandemic, as day-to-day tasks are now more technology-driven.

The Savusavu Chamber of Commerce has observed a positive growth in town businesses over the past six months, despite daily slow activity.

The Pacific Judicial Sector Programme representatives and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga, discussed joint efforts to improve judicial systems around the region yesterday.