Unsafe drug injecting practices are driving a growing risk of HIV and other blood-borne infections in Fiji, according to a recent study by the Kirby Institute.

Taxi drivers from Natokamu, Labasa, have rejected claims circulating on social media that a young adult was assaulted in a viral video filmed along the Cawaira stretch.

The tourism and trade diversification, such as the high-end Sofitel-Vatutalei and Kese, Yasawa projects, are a major shift from mass tourism.

The protection of children and prevention of abuse in Fiji require a stronger focus on listening to children themselves.

Executing leadership roles and responsibilities within small clubs or community groups continues to be a challenge for the Then India Maathar Sangam’s 20 branches across the country.

The Public Accounts Committee has reported that the crown land lease system is obsolete. The system is failing to manage Fiji’s State and Crown leases effectively.

Fiji’s fast-growing HIV epidemic is being fueled by stigma and discrimination. Vulnerable communities are increasingly at risk.

Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited has been recognised again for its leadership in sustainability.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that the 1987 coups exposed gaps in Fiji’s legal and institutional framework.

The government has updated its Proxy Means Test to ensure welfare assistance reaches those who need it most.

Cattle diseases are placing heavy pressure on the livestock industry.

The government is laying the groundwork for economic diversification beyond tourism, says Government MP Manoa Kamikamica.