People with albinism in Fiji face serious health challenges, discrimination, and social exclusion, prompting calls from health officials and advocates for greater public support.

Concerns over government spending ahead of the next general election have sparked debate on whether Fiji should move into a caretaker-style arrangement before polling day.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji is urging vessel operators to prioritise safety and closely monitor weather conditions following the marine incident in Navua.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council says limited funding is affecting its ability to provide adequate support services to cane farmers.

The International Labour Organization says the fight against child labour must begin before children are exposed to exploitation, urging countries to shift focus from elimination to outright prevention.

Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has rejected accusations that the previous FijiFirst Government is responsible for the current drug crisis.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is warning that sugar stocks could run out by the end of the month if harvesting does not pick up quickly, as delays in farmer readiness continue to slow the start of the crushing season.

A 28-year-old father of four has expressed deep remorse for the actions that led to the death of his six-year-old son, who fell from the blade of a forklift at a Vatuwaqa timber yard in 2023.

Former National Disaster Manager Office director Vasiti Soko says all Fijian businesses must respond to the global fuel crisis without delay.

More than 200 children have been removed from exploitative work and returned to school as efforts to end child labour intensify.

The authorities have recovered the body of the first victim of the Beqa boat tragedy that occurred yesterday afternoon.

Businesses and property owners could soon face significantly higher penalties for breaching public health laws.