Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister Senator Penny Wong has today launched Fiji’s Clinical Services Plan.

The Fiji Police Force will be putting in budget submissions for more funds to boost its manpower, as they have lost over five hundred officers in the last three years.

In the face of longstanding traditions, Fiji’s LGBTQI+ communities are quietly carving out spaces where they feel safe, respected, and empowered.

Foreign national Chukwuemeka Phabian has been further remanded in custody after appearing in the Nadi Magistrates Court this morning.

The Great Council of Chiefs meeting will now return to its original venue, that is, the GCC complex in Draiba, Suva.

The Australian government is providing an additional $5.7 million to support Fiji’s response to HIV.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka acknowledged the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme’s support in empowering local communities and advancing national development goals through volunteerism, during a courtesy call with Executive Coordinator Toily Kurbanov.

The Ministry of Education has clarified that only the government subsidized blue eTransport cards of eligible students have been topped up.

People travelling on Queens Road are reminded to take caution near Semo Village, Sigatoka, due to a sinkhole.

Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Senator Penny Wong, was welcomed at the Pacific Islands Forum headquarters in Suva this morning.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu wants people to be more careful about what they post on social media because police are investigating recent posts that spread wrong information.

Prosecution has been granted 14 days to sort out pretrial conference, in the legal matter involving former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chief Executive Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Chief Financial Officer Vimlesh Sagar.