Adoption cases in Fiji are moving through the courts again after a five-year hold, with more than 300 cases already progressing under the new adoption framework.

The Pasifika Implantology Conference 2026 has concluded in Suva with significant milestones for Fiji’s oral healthcare sector.

Investment in early childhood must begin in the first years of a child’s life, with play and a safe learning environment key to their development.

A 44-year-old man will be produced at the Suva Magistrates Court charged with a case of alleged unlawful possession of illicit drugs as well as an additional charge of attempted bribery.

Around 11 million dollars in assets are currently subject to active forfeiture cases, most of which are linked to drug-related offences.

Innovation is being placed at the center of Fiji’s push for economic transformation, with businesses encouraged to develop new ideas that improve productivity and create sustainable value.

The government is moving to overhaul its support for small businesses, saying grants alone are not enough to build a proper ecosystem for MSMEs.

The Construction, Energy and Timber Workers Union of Fiji is rejecting claims by Energy Fiji Limited that its 2024 and 2025 log of claims have been withdrawn or abandoned.

Fiji could face serious economic consequences if it fails its upcoming international assessment of its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing measures.

HIV education is embedded across several subjects in the school curriculum, from Year Seven through to Year 13.

Fiji will begin technical discussions on establishing strategic fuel reserves as Government moves to strengthen national energy security and protect the country from supply disruptions.

The Ministry of Health plans to convert a number of nursing stations into health centres to improve access to healthcare, particularly in rural and isolated communities.