Young Fijians are being encouraged to speak up and actively participate in climate change discussions to ensure their concerns and experiences are heard.

Decades after nuclear tests in the Pacific, survivors and their families are still bearing the consequences.

The Civil Society Alliance for Democracy is challenging the government’s timetable for constitutional reform

Fiji’s international human rights reports must lead to practical changes in government policies and services.

The proposed Constitution is heading towards a crucial vote in Parliament next week, with the bill needing two-thirds support to move to a referendum on December 9.

Fiji must lift annual economic growth from its historic two to three percent to between four and six percent to become a high-income country by 2050.

Low public awareness of oral cancer is a concern for health authorities, with some patients unaware of the disease until they need medical care.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling for a stronger human rights-based approach to public services to ensure the needs and concerns of people are heard and addressed.

India is continuing to support Fiji’s development, with initiatives in healthcare, agriculture and food security aimed at improving essential services and strengthening local livelihoods.

Government agencies must remove barriers preventing Fijians from accessing essential services and protection, says Solicitor-General Ropate Green.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is stepping up scrutiny of key industries.

The Lautoka City Council is backing 23-year-old Hannah Simran Kumar to represent the city at this year’s Sugar Festival.