Fiji could face power rationing if prolonged dry conditions push hydro generation to critical levels.

The Government is fast-tracking changes to Fiji’s HIV law, saying the current legal framework is preventing the Health Ministry from starting its planned harm-reduction programme.

69 senior positions remain vacant across public hospitals and health facilities.

The judiciary has begun reviewing and strengthening security protocols following concerns over the handling, storage and integrity of court exhibits.

Imported kava will now face stricter health checks before it can enter Fiji.

The Markets for Change programme has expanded economic opportunities and improved safety for women market vendors across Fiji.

Ratu Kadavulevu School students are benefiting from a successful harvest of fresh vegetables from their school farm.

Cocaine exhibits worth more than 30 million dollars are at the centre of an investigation after forensic testing found the substance in the exhibits was no longer cocaine.

Poor coordination among key institutions is being identified as a major challenge facing Fiji’s sugar industry.

More than 8,600 rural households across Fiji continue to rely on high-risk water sources, raising concerns over exposure to water-borne diseases.

A recent leadership programme in China has given Fijian public servants new perspectives on planning, governance and development.

The bail revocation hearing for Saimone Rokotunidau has been adjourned to October 2nd.