The Fiji Police Force last month recorded an overall increase in crime by 19 percent compared to the same period last year.

The UNDP is suggesting that Fiji could potentially generate $900 million by investing $15m in implementing stronger tobacco control measures.

A plan is in place to address the issue of stranded crew in abandoned fishing vessels in the Suva Harbor, says the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji.

A lack of access to government information has been hindering communities’ ability to recover from climate change impacts and disasters, according to the Fiji Council of Social Services.

As Fiji’s road toll hits 63 this year, authorities are increasing safety measures to ensure safer travel during the festive season.

The Fiji Year 13 External Examination results will be released on December 24, while the Year 12 results will be available on January 18 next year.

This Christmas season, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has teamed up with the Methodist Church to promote sustainable and responsible practices.

As Christmas approaches, Head of the Catholic Church Archbishop Peter Loy Chong is calling on Christians to look beyond the usual holiday traditions and take time to reflect on the deeper meanings of the season.

Implementing a complete ban on smoking in all public places could reduce exposure to secondhand smoke in Fiji.

In rural and maritime areas of Fiji, many communities have long struggled with limited access to economic opportunities, contributing to poverty and rural-to-urban migration.

Children across Fiji’s Collection Pillars of Recycling were filled with festive cheer this week as they received Christmas gifts, bringing joy to around 600 families in Sigatoka, Lautoka, Ba, Rakiraki and Labasa.

The Health Ministry has proposed an increase in tobacco taxes, aiming to raise up to $53 million in revenue over the next five years.