More than 3500 students in Fiji have been involved in illicit drug cases this year.

As Fiji gears up to observe the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence from today, troubling trends in violence against women and girls have been brought to light by the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator, Shamima Ali.

The most vulnerable countries, already bearing the brunt of increasingly severe climate impacts were forced to accept a token financial pledge to prevent the collapse of negotiations – a stark reminder of the persistent imbalance in global climate justice.

Psychological services play a critical role across the Fiji Corrections Service facilities, beginning the moment an offender enters the system.

This month, the Northern Division will host the first-ever Labasa Mini Job Fair, featuring more than 20 businesses and providing a unique opportunity for job seekers.

Statistics show that 23 percent of females experience sexual harassment at work, but only eight percent report it.

The second phase of improvements at Fiji National Provident Fund’s Yatule Resort & Spa on Natadola Beach property will begin early next year.

Justice Minister Siromi Turaga is calling for increased vigilance and strengthened collaboration among law enforcement agencies to combat rising crime rates, particularly in areas like drug trafficking, child exploitation, and cybercrime.

The Grace Road Group claims that it has not received any notification or information regarding any breaches from the Employment Ministry.

A 30-year-old man who allegedly tried to tamper with surveillance cameras where $2 billion worth of methamphetamine is being kept will reappear in the Nasinu Magistrates Court tomorrow.

For the people of Qoma village in Tailevu, marketing their fish produce remains a persistent challenge that affects their livelihoods.

A new chat show on FBCTV is set to shake up afternoon television, promising to bring fresh perspectives, bold discussions, and a diverse lineup of celebrity guests and experts.