Impersonation scams are increasing with fraudsters pretending to be trusted people or organisations to steal personal information or money.

A fire last weekend damaged part of the Fijian Elections Office in Suva, but officials say all electoral operations are still secure.

Illicit drug use is driving a rise in HIV infections in Fiji, especially among young people.

Sexual offences remain a major concern in the Northern Division, with over 130 cases reported so far this year.

A long-time HIV patient in Labasa is calling for a dedicated doctor in the Northern Division.

Fiji is stepping up regional climate talks after the United Nations’ top court agreed to rule on countries’ legal duties to fight climate change.

The Ministry of Lands has denied claims suggesting wrongdoing in the issuance of the foreshore lease for Nawi Island in Savusavu.

Many rural communities in Fiji still lack access to reliable electricity, clean water, sanitation and mobile connectivity.

A man was sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment for the rape of a child under 13 years.

A woman was convicted of infanticide in the Labasa High Court after causing the death of her newborn son.

Water shortages in the capital are a growing concern, and the government is acting to fix the problem through the Elevated Tamavua Areas Infrastructure Project.

Child abuse continues to be a serious issue in the Northern Division, with 543 cases reported last year alone.