The Fiji Trades Union Congress has expressed deep concern over what it calls a misleading campaign by employers against the Employment Relations Amendment Bill No. 27.

The Australian Federal Police has reaffirmed its ongoing support for the Fiji Police Force with the recent handover of new equipment to assist the work of the Criminal Investigations Department’s Digital Forensic Unit.

The Government of Fiji has extended its warm congratulations to the Government and people of the Republic of Korea on the occasion of Korea’s National Foundation Day.

Certain foreign workers in Fiji are being misled, underpaid and exposed to unsafe working conditions, the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has warned.

The Pacific faces an urgent need for stronger unity and collective action to overcome growing challenges.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management Sakiasi Ditoka says Fiji’s resilience depends on the strength of its partnerships to reduce disaster risks and save lives.

The Labasa Hospital warns that mental health support is critical for cancer patients, especially during disasters when access to care and emotional wellbeing are severely disrupted, making their fight even harder.

There have been more than 70 cases of cattle theft reported in Tavua so far this year.

Joshua Ravula and Chinese national Yin Qing Qing will take their plea on the 3rd of next month.

The people of Nabouciwa Village in Tailevu are now better equipped to face natural disasters following the completion of two major community projects worth a total of $101,652.84.

Regional Director for the World Health Organization Regional Office for the Western Pacific, Dr. Saia Ma’u Piukala, is calling for urgent action to combat the HIV crisis in the Pacific.

Justice Ministry Permanent Secretary Selina Kuruleca, says a review currently underway of the laws that govern the recording of deaths, marriages and other life events will take civil registration from the typewriter to the tablet era.