The rising sugar intake among Fijian children is becoming a major concern, fueling childhood obesity and the early onset of non-communicable diseases.

Sugar Industry Minister Charan Jeath Singh has called for flogging to be considered as an alternative to the death penalty for drug offenders.

The Ministry of Public Works has used close to $2.5 million in constructing and upgrading roads.

Zabeen Rukshar Khan’s decision to leave her glamorous career as a manager at a well-known café to become a goat farmer may seem unconventional, but for the 29-year-old, it has become her true passion.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says they will need the cooperation of all representatives in Parliament when reviewing the 2013 Constitution.

The United Nations Population Fund is ramping up efforts to increase condom accessibility in the country, as alarming statistics reveal that HIV infections are on the rise while condom use remains critically low.

The Ministry for Public Works is placing much focus on the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant as a critical infrastructure to solving the water problem between the Suva-Nausori corridors.

The Fiji Cancer Society has launched its first free cancer screening program in the Northern Division but is concerned about the low turnout, particularly among iTaukei women.

Convicted murderers Edward Nand and Salimoni Lagicere have been sentenced to life imprisonment by the Suva High Court.

Artisans at the National Women’s Expo in Suva have emphasized the urgent need to preserve traditional art forms like weaving, masi art, and pottery.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) Board has formally announced Pranil Singh as the Acting Chief Executive Officer.

247 termite baiting services are currently underway in parts of Lautoka.