FNPF-owned IHG Fiji Hotels have raised $15,000 for Lifeline Fiji through their month-long Movember campaign, supporting suicide prevention and men’s mental health services across the country.

Suva lawyer Tanya Waqanika today argued in court that her client, Barbara Malimali was never allowed to respond to the allegations in the Commission of the Inquiry report before it was finalized and released.

With youth-related issues continuing to rise across the country, young people are being encouraged to step out of their comfort zones and take part in more awareness and outreach programmes that support positive development.

The national shortage of midwives is expected to ease with the graduation of 14 newly qualified midwifery nurses from the Sangam College of Nursing and Health Care Education in Labasa.

Women are breaking barriers in the workforce as 48 female graduates from Pacific Polytech’s Tavua campus entered traditionally male-dominated trades and technical fields yesterday.

The National Council for Persons with Disability has launched Fiji’s national assistive technology hub that will help create customized disability mobility services.

Two juveniles aged 15 and 17 will be produced at the Nasinu Magistrates Court today, charged with an alleged case of sacrilege in Newtown earlier this week.

Women across Fiji have the ability to lead, but continue to face cultural, social and structural barriers in politics.

Former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad appeared in the Suva High Court this morning for his stay application matter.

A joint taskforce carried out a targeted raid on a prominent Namaka business and seized 250 assorted flavoured vape products.

A new BBC Media Action study has revealed that only a small fraction of Fijians rely on or trust information from official sources.

The Fiji Development Bank has launched two new loan products aimed at supporting families and stimulating business growth nationwide.