Religious bodies have been urged to use the Ram Navami festival to address pressing social challenges, mainly the fight against drugs.

A disturbing increase in serious injuries among young children has sparked concern among health professionals as many cases involve burns and chemical ingestions, often due to a lack of supervision.

A tsunami warning for Fiji has been lifted following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake that hit Tonga.

Hospitals across Viti Levu face risks due to frequent power outages triggered by thunderstorms and heavy rain, exposing gaps in the health system’s infrastructure.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is raising concerns over the growing trend of iTaukei people working overseas for extended periods, a situation leading to social and mental health challenges.

The Police Force is currently reviewing its policy regarding officers residing in police quarters as part of a five-year limit, following numerous complaints.

Muslims around the country will be celebrating Eid on Tuesday.

Pacific Islands Forum Economic Ministers met in Nuku’alofa, Tonga to address the region’s vulnerability to global economic instability and climate change.

Kumi Village in Verata, Tailevu has struggled for years with unreliable access to clean drinking water, particularly during dry spells.

The government is taking steps to modernize rice farming with the distribution of four rice harvesters to farmers in the Northern Division.

The Health Ministry is seeking a budget increase for the upcoming fiscal year to meet the growing demands on Fiji’s healthcare system.

The iTaukei Trust Fund Board is working to strengthen iTaukei participation in business by providing training across nine provinces.