Assistant Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Sakiusa Tubuna believes that efficient resource use is key to tackling drug abuse.

British High Commissioner to Fiji, Dr. Brian Jones, highlighted their focus on supporting small and medium enterprises by improving market access.

Fiji is making strides towards eliminating cervical cancer by 2030 with updated policy changes that focus on three main actions.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasized the need for ongoing dialogue, highlighting the potential implications of recent U.S. executive orders on Fiji and the Pacific region.

The Fiji Corrections Service has stepped up its anti-drug efforts with random drug tests for officers to ensure discipline and integrity.

A temporary water disruption is affecting several areas in Suva due to damage to a fire hydrant in front of Saint Joseph Secondary School, caused by a vehicle accident.

Land approval from the iTaukei Land Trust Board and the Ministry of Lands must be finalized before work on the Labasa bypass can begin, as the road will utilize land currently leased by the Fiji Sugar Corporation for its railway system.

The Online Safety Commission is stepping up its efforts to combat online harm, prioritizing awareness, support, and accessibility for victims.

The future of Fiji’s sugar exports to the United Kingdom remains uncertain, as exports to the UK market have declined noticeably in recent years.

Concerns regarding public transportation have been brought to light, and plans are in place to effectively address these issues.

The Fiji Medical Association wants a full inquiry into what it claims is a biased decision to terminate the former senior medical officer at the Fiji Corrections Service.

The Commission of Inquiry, investigating the appointment of FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali, expressed disappointment that the Attorney General’s office declined to participate in the King’s Counsel appointment process.