Assistant Minister for Children Sashi Kiran highlights the growing concerns surrounding children’s use of gadgets, stressing the need for greater awareness and support mechanisms for parents.

Lifeline Fiji has noted a change in the mindset on mental health, as a significant number of people have sought assistance with their struggles in life.

The Maritime and Safety Authority, with stakeholders and NGOs, are conducting boat master training all around Fiji to avoid incidents in the shipping sector.

A significant number of Fijians have expressed willingness to invest in solar systems, as the government strives to achieve 100 percent use of renewable energy by 2036.

Strong international cooperation, diplomacy, and a commitment to upholding the principles of the United Nations Charter are indispensable as all of these are outlined in Fiji’s recently launched Foreign Policy White Paper.

A review of the 2011 Housing Policy is important in addressing the complexities of housing issues and urbanization.

The Yavusa Vugalei in Kasavu Village, Naitasiri, was filled with smiles today as they officially received 73.17 acres of land from the government after successfully purchasing it back for a total of $148,000.

The Fiji Police Force has seen a worrying trend where youth involved in crimes in cities and towns reside in informal settlements.

Minister for Public Works, Transport and Meteorological Services, Ro Filipe Tuisawau stresses the paramount importance of safety in maritime operations.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Biman Prasad stresses the critical relationship between research and government policy, highlighting the need for an open dialogue between policymakers and the academic community.

Workers’ productivity and attitude continue to be a concern for employers and workplaces across the country.

The Australian Department of Home Affairs has launched a new mobile app to streamline visa application processes and reduce costs.