The Fiji Public Trustee Corporation Limited says that the laws governing its operations are outdated and require urgent review.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission says individuals are appearing before the Commission voluntarily to share their experiences of past political upheavals as part of the truth-telling process.

A landlord convicted of failing to keep records and failing to furnish information has been handed a suspended sentence by the Nasinu Magistrates Court.

Five people, including a man who had allegedly threatened members of the Police Force last month, appeared in the Rakiraki Magistrates Court in relation to the drug seizure at Vatia in Tavua.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran is urging artists to continue using their platforms to highlight the impacts of violence, including intergenerational trauma.

The Fiji 2025 STEPS Survey outlines a five-year national roadmap to reduce non-communicable disease risk factors and prevent premature deaths.

More than a third of Fijian adults currently smoke tobacco, with men significantly more likely to smoke than women.

Village elders from Namosi are calling on the Ministry of Education to closely monitor how long teachers remain in rural schools, saying some are staying too long without rotation.

The Ministry of Climate Change has updated efforts to improve access to climate finance for communities, government agencies, NGOs, and the private sector.

The Ministry of Agriculture is turning to agriculture as a frontline solution to rising drug use among young people, addressing the root causes of substance abuse, unemployment, and lack of purpose.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has defended the cost and progress of the Westin Denarau redevelopment, assuring members that the project remains within its approved budget.

Nearly seven in ten Fijian adults are overweight or obese, with women disproportionately affected.