UNICEF Child Mental Health Specialist Dr. Koen Sevenants is warning that many victims of child sexual abuse in Fiji don’t even realize what happened to them until years later.

The Fiji Centre for Disease Control used to spend over a thousand dollars per batch to send samples overseas for genome sequencing.

Public confidence in the Fiji Police Force took a hit during the 2020–2021 financial year.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission now has a strong system in place to set fares for public transport services in Fiji.

Businesses in Labasa Town are currently thriving as more people look forward to the 146th National Girmit celebrations this long weekend.

Twenty-three families from the Veidogo Settlement in Vatuwaqa, Suva, will be relocated to Mokosoi Development Estate in Deuba under a new agreement endorsed by Cabinet.

Delays in policy implementation, staffing shortages, and inadequate funding at the regional level are some of the key issues raised, which are affecting the Fisheries Ministry.

Fiji has made history by hosting the first UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women’s constructive dialogue outside Geneva, bringing global human rights discussions to the Pacific for the first time.

Tenants across Fiji continue to face challenges due to delays in the approval of the Landlord and Tenancy Bill, which was drafted in 2018 but is yet to be tabled in Parliament.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry is seeking $100 million from the government in the next financial year.

Fiji’s most vulnerable communities are often the ones left behind when it comes to essential government services, but that changes this week for residents of the Vatuwaqa settlement.

As Fiji prepares to celebrate the 146th Girmit commemoration in Labasa this weekend, a powerful message of unity, love, and shared identity has come from one of Labasa oldest Girmitiya descendants.