The new Public Order Management equipment will assist the Fiji Police officers in not only conducting their work, but will augur well with boosting Fiji’s reputation of delivering specialized training in this field for the region.

The National Standardization Strategy Task Force held its inaugural meeting, aiming to foster economic growth, environmental protection, and climate resilience.

Wheelbarrow boys in Nadi claim that they lost eight of their friends to drug overdose in the last two months.

As the pandemic recovery fades growth in the Pacific is slowing says the World Bank in its latest Pacific Economic Update.

1.7 million children die due to pneumonia and diarrhea annually worldwide, including Fiji.

Acting Minister for Agriculture, Filimoni Vosarogo has highlighted the critical need to strengthen the country’s agricultural sector to meet the demands of the growing tourism industry.

International law plays a key role in addressing climate change, especially when it comes to holding States accountable.

Fiji is set to benefit from an upcoming workplace productivity workshop later this month, bringing together representatives from several countries.

Breast cancer awareness is the focal point of this year’s International Day for Rural Women in Fiji, coinciding with the Pinktober campaign dedicated to raising awareness about this critical health issue.

A week-long training has been organized to strengthen efforts to combat Non-Communicable Diseases in Fiji.

There will be a temporary road closure on Kings Road, specifically along the Suva-bound lanes, from the Naulu Road junction to the Adi Lady Davila Road junction, from 7am to 7pm on October 20th.

Modernizing Fiji’s policing requires balancing respect for cultural traditions with evolving law enforcement practices.