Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has clarified that he continues to serve in his ministerial role while awaiting Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s decision regarding his offer to step down amid the ongoing investigation into the unauthorized issuance of passport linked to the Grace Road Group.

Permanent Secretary for Justice Selina Kuruleca believes that abuse of traditional drinks such as kava could be a gateway to the use of illicit drugs.

More than 1000 plants believed to be marijuana were seized in two separate raids conducted by police divisional taskforce.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has revealed the preliminary findings of a probe into the death of a 50-year-old Japanese tourist who drowned while swimming in waters off a Sigatoka resort.

Newly commissioned Republic of Fiji Military Forces Territorial Force officers were reminded of the weight of responsibility they would soon carry when deployed into active service.

Wainiyavu village in Namosi is grappling with the far-reaching effects of climate change, with extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall causing major disruptions to lives and livelihoods.

Medical negligence including wrong medication being administered, incorrect doses for children and misdiagnoses occur almost every day in our healthcare system but only a few are ever reported or made public.

The Fiji Police Force is challenging the move to shift the age of criminal responsibility, which is a component of the Child Protection Bill 2024.

The Fiji Higher Education Commission has shut down two unlicensed institutions this year for operating as fake learning centers.

The Health Ministry is taking a significant leap forward towards improving healthcare delivery with the introduction of a digital solution aimed at streamlining patient care across the country.

Women and youth participating in the Training Programme for Women and Youth Prospective Election Candidates for Local Government Elections in Fiji are being trained by Early Money Is Like Yeast, also known as Emily’s List Australia.

Fiji Eighth Year Examination provisional results will be released today and Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says they have recorded a 69 percent pass rate this year compared to 67 percent in 2023.