Faith-based leaders say education and open and frank discussion is key to addressing Fiji’s HIV outbreak.

The recently established Western Drainage Board is desilting creeks and rivers to address flooding issues in towns and cities across the Western Division.

Fiji successfully presented its report to the UN Human Rights Council, highlighting its commitment to human rights principles.

Post Fiji is hosting a five-day workshop in Nadi, organized by the Universal Postal Union, to enhance e-commerce operations for postal organizations across the Pacific.

Full-scale construction has begun on the Radisson Blu Mirage Resort Fiji following the securing of funding from the Fiji National Provident Fund and BSP.

Manager Investigation, who was a key witness in the Commission of Inquiry into the validity of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as Commissioner, has been dismissed by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made a proposal to cabinet on how the Colonial War Memorial Hospital could be improved alongside other rundown infrastructure.

India is ready to offer healthcare support to Fiji as the country deals with a HIV outbreak.

Fiji might consider adopting measures similar to Australia’s proposed legislation to ban social media access for children under the age of 16.

Several rural roads in the Central and Northern Divisions are currently closed due to flooding.

Police are looking for Joe Setareki Atama, also known as DICE.

Fiji should prepare for a hike in criminal activity with the announcement by US President Donald Trump that illegal immigrants, including drug addicts, sexual offenders and those with criminal records will be deported.