The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement is calling for urgent reforms in sex education, saying the current abstinence-only model is failing young people.

Fiji and Israel are exploring ways to deepen cooperation between their Parliaments.

The National Anti-Money Laundering Council is backing a nationwide ban on virtual asset service providers, warning that cryptocurrencies pose a serious risk to Fiji’s financial system and national security.

More than forty representatives from different faith-based organizations are in Suva for a 10-day peacebuilding consultation.

Nadi International Airport has been awarded Airports Council International’s Level One Accreditation for Customer Experience, placing it among airports worldwide recognized for service excellence.

The much-anticipated 69th Hibiscus Festival has officially launched.

Police are currently investigating an incident involving a group of officers and a taxi driver in Nadi.

Police are currently investigating an incident involving a group of officers and a taxi driver in Nadi.

The Financial Controller at the Fijian Elections Office says that she wasn’t aware who kept the original deed of variation for the Supervisor of Elections’ term of Service.

Upon assuming the role of Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption, Lavi Rokoika made it her priority to ensure that no internal information is leaked to the public.

The government is working closely with the Fiji Sugar Corporation and the Sugar Cane Growers Council to ensure the 400,000 tonnes of unharvested cane from Rarawai to Lautoka is processed without delay.

The Fiji Media Association’s General Secretary, Stanley Simpson, defended the partnership between China and Fiji’s media, calling it a healthy relationship.