The National Substance Abuse Advisory Council is moving to establish stronger mental health support systems in schools to address growing concerns about drug use, violence, and self-harm among students.

Despite not having any registered business operators or individuals in Fiji to import and sell vape, this product is, however, being circulated in the market illegally through social media platforms.

The drivers are once again reminded against speeding following a number of serious and fatal road crashes over the weekend.

Fiji and New Zealand have agreed to refresh and enhance the Duavata Partnership during a high-level consultation.

Acting Minister for Defence Filimoni Vosarogo and the Director General of the Multinational Force and Observers, Elizabeth Dibble, discussed the role of the MFO in an increasingly volatile part of the world.

The Public Service Commission has announced two permanent secretary appointments with the agreement of the Prime Minister.

UNICEF Child Mental Health Specialist Dr. Koen Sevanants is warning children that if someone gives gifts, calls them special, but asks for secrets or touches them in strange ways, then it’s not love, its abuse.

The National Substance Abuse Advisory Council has confirmed that no cases of cocaine use have been reported in schools, but there have been a few instances of methamphetamine use.

The Fiji Police Force has made progress in combating cybercrime, with multiple cases investigated and convicted.

The Seaqaqa Business Center has strong potential to become a major business hub in Macuata Province, alongside Labasa.

A silent crisis is growing in Fiji, young people living with diabetes are refusing treatment.

Assistant Minister for Agriculture Tomasi Tunabuna has stressed on the importance of health and well-being during his recent visit to the Northern Division, where he met with staff members facing health challenges.