Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya has called on police to strengthen court security following an attack on journalists by a convicted murderer.

The working environment of the Police Force was not normal under the previous administration because there was a lot of political interference.

While drug-related admissions continue to rise at St. Giles Hospital, Fijians are being urged to seek early treatment for mental health conditions and to remain consistent with prescribed medication.

Twenty communities in Vanua Levu are set to benefit from a three-year environmental resilience and climate adaptation initiative.

Women’s Fund Fiji has awarded over $970,000 in new grants to 15 organizations across the country to enhance gender equality, women’s leadership, and community resilience.

The Ministry of Health is emphasizing the critical importance of services provided by nurses and midwives, both in clinical and non-clinical settings.

Nine men convicted in one of the largest drug bust case in the country will be sentenced on the 28th of this month.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu is taking the stand this morning in the trial of former Prime Minister and former Commissioner of Police.

Lawyers for the nine people convicted in the country’s biggest drug bust will present mitigation submissions today at the Lautoka High Court.

The Ministry of Fisheries has launched a Biofloc Brackish Water Shrimp Tank Culture System in Nasilai Village, Nakelo.

Stigma and misinformation about diabetes remain major barriers to effective care in Fiji, warns Executive Director of Diabetes Fiji Kini Marawa.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirmed he has been formally informed by the Solomon Islands about its decision to exclude nearly two dozen countries from the upcoming Pacific Islands Forum meeting.