Tau Sports, a local sportswear brand, today officially opened its new outlet at the MHCC Mall in Suva.

The government is taking steps to restore public trust in the State with the introduction of the Freedom of Information Act.

Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali has assured that FICAC is free from any political interference.

Prominent lawyer and media personality Jon Apted, with over three decades of experience in law, shared his perspectives on the toxic impact of social media in Fiji.

The UNAIDS has highlighted the indispensable role of people living with HIV advocates and community-led organizations in addressing the growing HIV epidemic in Fiji and advancing the country’s efforts to end AIDS as a public health threat.

Fiji is facing an alarming rise in HIV cases with the recent UNAIDS Global AIDS Monitoring Report showing a 241 percent hike in new cases.

The Fiji Medical Association (FMA) is calling on the Health Ministry to declare a HIV outbreak.

The Agriculture Ministry in partnership with the Biosecurity Authority launched a pest management initiative across Moala Island in Lau to address local village concerns.

For the first time, women from the villages of Nuku, Cakova, Keteira and Maloku met in Naroi, Moala, for a Women’s Mini Craft Show, organized by the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection.

Suva hosted the first steering committee for maritime education in the South Pacific.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has highlighted gaps in monitoring, particularly at local airports and domestic routes, which drug smugglers have exploited using sophisticated methods.

Over 200,000 Fijians, or roughly 20% of the population, are living in informal settlements, facing overcrowded conditions and limited access to essential services.