Fiji is seeing a rise in cases of ovarian and endometrial cancers among women.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is facing time constraints with only two years to complete its crucial task of healing and reconciliation.

The last man accused in the methamphetamine bust stayed silent after allegedly seeing tonnes of drugs and the prosecution wants to know why.

The government’s review of Fiji’s mahogany legislation has sparked debate over equity, landowner rights and sustainability.

A woman in Bua who once missed out on government help is now running her own frozen goods canteen, backed by the Northern Development Program.

Methamphetamine use is rapidly overtaking cannabis in Fiji, with young Fijians bearing the brunt.

The last accused in Fiji’s largest methamphetamine case said he only realized he was handling drugs too late, and then fled.

Fiji is facing a slowdown as it moves away from a tourism-led economy toward a more balanced model.

Too many hardworking civil servants in Fiji’s remote and rural areas are still being left out of national recognition, says President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu.

The National Fire Authority in Labasa struggles to respond quickly to emergencies due to traffic delays caused by the one-way road system.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions stated that 13 of the 14 victims in last month’s rape and sexual assault cases were under 18 years old.

The man accused of helping store over four tonnes of meth said he was just a worker hired to clean a yard.