The National Substance Abuse Advisory Council has recorded an increase in cases of methamphetamine in schools, from four cases last year to seven cases so far this year.

With nearly $2 billion worth of potential investment opportunities on the horizon, the focus is now on strategically capitalizing on these prospects to drive economic growth and development.

The Suva City Council has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Pacific Polytech for the professional development of SCC staff.

Sugar Research Institute of Fiji Chief Executive Vinesh Kumar says farmers should avoid burning ratoon crops once harvesting is over.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka is Acting Prime Minister while Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is away on an official trip to China.

A team from the Ministry of Health and Medical Services’ Wellness division recently had a successful meeting with Australia’s First Nations Ambassador Justin Mohammed, where key health issues were discussed.

Fiji currently has around 1.31 million mobile phone active users, which is more than Fiji’s population, of which the majority are youths or Generation Z.

On average, around five cases of illicit drug activities were recorded daily between January and June this year, with 917 cases reported so far this year.

The Great Council of Chiefs has emphasized the need for a critical review of existing legislations that have become obstacles for iTaukei resource owners.

The Sugar Research Institute of Fiji has seen an increase in burnt canes being supplied to the mills, warning that this is harming the soil texture in fields.

The Secretary East of India’s Ministry of External Affairs Shri Jaideep Mazumdar highlights the potential for increased investment and tourism between Fiji and India.

The Fiji Police Force as an organisation is not corrupt, it’s the actions of a few that have created that perception says Acting Commissioner Juki Fong Chew.