The iTaukei Affairs Board has raised concerns over major gaps in the regulation and management of iTaukei burial grounds.

New Zealand High Commissioner to Fiji, Charlotte Darlow, is stressing the importance of removing stigma for women and youth in accessing sexual and reproductive health services.

The Shree Sanatan Dharm Purohit Brahman Maha Sabha Fiji has strongly condemned a social media video showing a local pastor and police officer making offensive remarks against followers of other religions.

The Fiji Police Force is moving to establish dedicated warehouses to properly store drug exhibits and other seized materials, as the force confronts record levels of narcotics cases.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) is turning public complaints into action, rolling out new training programs aimed at improving government services.

FarmBoy Fiji is seeking to open export pathways to China to boost income for local farmers and expand its agricultural reach.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu warns social media users to act responsibly, as abusive content on platforms like TikTok becomes a growing concern.

The Cabinet has endorsed the Fiji National Provident Fund’s proposal to review the FNPF Act 2011 and the Special Death Benefit Regulations 2022.

A new partnership has been signed to make Fiji’s markets safer for vendors and shoppers, tackling drug activity, theft, and violence in market spaces.

The Fiji Cancer Society has expressed its heartfelt gratitude to Telecom Fiji Limited (TFL) after the company presented a $15,000 cheque during the Pinktober Morning Tea held at the Labasa Exchange.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is expected to officially open the Macuata Provincial Council meeting today in Nabouono Village, Udu.

The Construction Energy & Timber Workers Union has defended workers’ right to strike, describing it as a fundamental democratic and international labour right, while rejecting claims made by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation regarding proposed changes to the Employment Relations Act.