Consumers have been urged to mindful of their purchasing decisions especially when it comes to shopping as this has long-term impacts on both the environment and personal well-being.

The government has launched a skill-based training program to offer hope and opportunity to vulnerable youth.

Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lenora Qereqeretabua has reaffirmed Fiji’s commitment to ensuring women’s empowerment at the 58th session of the Commission on Population and Development of the United Nations Population Fund.

Two people were charged and produced at the Navua Magistrates Court for an alleged aggravated robbery case in Pacific Harbor earlier this month.

A dentist is traveling around the Lau Province advising against excessive tobacco use and heavy drinking, which significantly increase the risk of mouth cancer.

The Online Safety Commission has limited powers under the current Online Safety Act 2018.

A 49-year old who allegedly caused the death of a 31-year old man in Rai-waqa last year has been remanded in custody.

Tourism Fiji has launched its “Loloma Hour” initiative.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has concluded its assessment into a complaint regarding the appointment of a Nurse Practitioner within the Fiji Corrections Service involving the suspended Commissioner, Dr Jalesi Nakarawa.

The United States has put a 90-days pause on higher tariffs for dozens of countries except China.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, is urging parents and teachers to exercise discipline with children.

In a significant step towards landowner empowerment and economic self-sufficiency, the iTaukei Land Trust Board handed over machinery worth $295,000 to four landowning unit groups in the Ra and Ba provinces.