Minister for Children, Lynda Tabuya, is urging the Fiji Police Force to investigate a video that is being circulated on social media of two children engaging in sexual activities.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection is considering the proposal of implementing a curfew for children.

The streets of Suva were home to 155 people last year, according to profiling conducted by the Ministry of Social Protection and civil society organizations.

More trained and experienced people are needed in the counselling and social work fields.

Commissioners from the Legal Aid Commission of Fiji, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, and the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption have agreed that providing training sessions on cybercrime to lawyers will be a worthwhile initiative.

Residents of Lautoka have again raised alarm over the growing issue of termite infestation in the area.

Nausori was busy today as parents and guardians flocked into town to do their back-to-school shopping for the new Academic Year.

The Fijian Elections Office is looking into a complaint against President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere on allegations that he did not declare his shares of the ownership of Macuata Tikina Holdings.

Fiji’s High Commissioner to New Zealand Ratu Inoke Kubuabola met up with All Blacks World-Cup winning coach, Sir Graham Henry and his business partner Siliva Payn.

Save the Children Fiji is concerned about the shocking and highly disturbing increase in reported cases of sexual offences against children.

The Fiji Development Bank Chief Executive, Saud Minam, has become the Chair of the Association of Development Financing Institutions in Asia and the Pacific.

Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad reiterates that they are working on improving health centres around the country.