Human Papillomavirus, or HPV, screening is being strongly encouraged for women aged 30 to 59 as part of efforts to prevent and detect cervical cancer early.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji states that depositors and policyholders can be assured that their money remains safe.

Fiji has welcomed Tonga’s consideration of establishing a weather radar in Vavaʻu, describing the proposal as a potential boost to regional weather monitoring and early warning capabilities across the Pacific.

The Health Ministry is urging people not to self-medicate with antibiotics for influenza, stressing that most flu cases are caused by viruses and can be managed at home.

The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding by seven civil society organisations will establish Fiji’s first domestic election observation mission in more than two decades.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is opposing a permanent stay of criminal proceedings against former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad.

Fiji is looking to bamboo as a renewable resource that could support climate-resilient and sustainable construction.

Traffic police in the Western Division are facing serious manpower shortages, affecting their ability to carry out enforcement operations effectively.

A group of civil society organisations is warning that the Coalition Government’s plan to introduce a new Constitution by Christmas Eve could disrupt Fiji’s next general election.

Fiji’s services imports jumped by almost $100 million in the June quarter, driven mainly by higher sea transport costs.

A 19-year-old man has had his two-year-five-month prison sentence suspended for eight years.

The Social Empowerment Education Program is calling for public awareness of Fiji’s proposed national referendum to begin now.