Ninety-six officers of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption are attending a two-day Suva workshop to strengthen their response to governance breaches.

The online safety commission is calling on the public to be cautious and fact-check content before sharing them online.

The Independent Legal Services Commission, has acknowledged significant delays in completing its financial audits for the years 2019 through 2024, citing a confluence of operational challenges that have plagued the institution in recent years.

The trial of the former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem will be called at 2.30 this afternoon.

The Water Authority of Fiji typically activates its El Niño Strategy Action Plan to manage changing weather patterns and prolonged dry spells.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is strengthening its support for midwives, especially those working in remote and maritime areas where healthcare access is limited.

Seven new bus shelters have been built across Naitasiri Province to provide safer and more convenient waiting areas for school children and daily commuters.

The Fiji Meteorological Service, in collaboration with the National Disaster Management Office, is strengthening efforts to protect communities from severe weather events with the launch of Fiji’s Weather Ready Nation Workshop today.

Fiji has made history with its first-ever participation at the APEC Health Working Group Meeting, now underway in Seoul, South Korea.

The Rotuma Farming Scheme has generated meaningful engagement across the island, addressing key agricultural needs and empowering local communities.

In the first six months of this year, 489 teenage pregnancies have been reported in Fiji, with eight cases involving girls under the age of 15.

A 31-year-old farmer is now in custody for allegedly causing harm and publicly humiliating certain individuals through social media.