The Coalition Government says it is working to improve conditions in the Fiji Corrections Service while the search for a new Commissioner gets underway.

Anare Vuli Cilicewa has been found guilty of murdering his de facto partner, Sabreen Shaheen Ali, by the Suva High Court.

Illegal dumping is threatening sugarcane production, with rubbish flowing through drains into irrigation systems and affecting farming areas.

Non-communicable diseases are killing Fijians in their 40s, 50s and 60s, with 80 percent of adult deaths now linked to NCDs.

Eight nurses from Oceania Hospital in Suva have completed the Fiji Haemodialysis Nursing Certificate Programme, strengthening the country’s specialist renal healthcare workforce.

Climate advocate Adi Sivoki Oripa Susu is calling for greater investment in nature-based solutions, saying mangrove restoration is essential to protecting Fiji’s coastal communities from the growing impacts of climate change.

Access to life-saving vaccines in Fiji’s remote and maritime communities is set to improve with the rollout of 65 solar-powered vaccine carriers under the Ministry of Health and Medical Services’ Solar Vaccine Carrier Pilot Programme.

Plastic waste that once threatened to pollute communities could soon become a resource for construction in Dreketi.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says major reforms are needed to revive Fiji’s sugar industry, as taxpayers continue to support a sector facing production challenges.

The Health Ministry will now work to ensure that HIV allocated funds are fully utilised.

With Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises accounting for 70 to 80 percent of Fiji’s businesses, helping them manage their finances and meet tax obligations remains crucial.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka says Fiji’s growing relationship with Israel presents opportunities to address long-standing challenges in agriculture, water security, and renewable energy.