Teenage and single mothers are facing delays registering the birth of their child due to the stigma surrounding their motherhood and cultural expectations related to family lineage.

The Land Transport Authority is calling on all road users, particularly pedestrians and passengers, to exercise increased caution and responsibility as traffic movements intensify during the festive season.

The Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance Company aims to address rising disaster costs and fill gaps in access and affordability across the region.

Minister for Agriculture and Waterways, Tomasi Tunabuna, has reaffirmed rice as a cornerstone of Fiji’s food security and livelihoods while addressing farmers and staff at the Dreketi Training Centre in Vanua Levu.

President of the Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Dr Semisi Turagavou, has extended Christmas greetings to the people of Fiji, urging citizens to reflect on the true meaning of the festive season.

Fiji has signed the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime in New York.

Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Waterways, Inosi Kuridrani, visited key drainage sites in Ba this week to assess ongoing flood control projects and reaffirm the Ministry’s commitment to resilient waterways.

Women from the Korobua Women’s Group of Navakuru Village, Wairiki in the province of Cakaudrove in Vanua Levu, are being commended for their commitment to food security.

A multi-staged project has identified that the longest average birth registration delays often exceed 600 days.

Recent surveillance across multiple supermarkets has revealed a worrying trend where items displayed with discounted or promotional prices on shelves are frequently scanned at higher, original prices at checkout.

The Electoral Commission has confirmed that the number of Members of Parliament for next General Election will remain at 55.