Drug use is now visibly polluting waterways in the country, with the discovery of syringes, needles, and glue-sniffing cans raising serious concerns about public health, crime, and environmental safety.

The controversial Employment Relations Amendment Bill has been delayed, with the Standing Committee on Public Accounts seeking more time to scrutinise widespread concerns raised during nationwide consultations.

Concerns are growing over the long-term outcomes of village relocation projects in Fiji, with calls for a more holistic approach to ensure displaced communities maintain dignity, livelihoods, and access to basic services.

For the people of Dama village, a new carrier vehicle is more than just transport, it’s a step toward opportunity and self-reliance.

Nurses at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva will commence 12-hour shifts from Monday, as the Ministry of Health moves to address ongoing staffing shortages and maintain continuity of essential services.

The Fiji Police Force and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces have intensified joint operations across the country, targeting criminal networks involved in the illicit drug trade.

Neglect of mental health in workplaces is becoming a growing concern in Fiji, with experts warning that its impacts are now extending beyond offices into homes and communities.

Retailers in Suva are warning that consumers may soon face higher prices, as rising fuel costs begin to impact business operations.

Fiji is strengthening its border security and immigration systems through closer collaboration with New Zealand, as efforts ramp up to tackle growing regional and transnational threats.

The proposed Vuda waste-to-energy project has entered a critical technical review stage, following significant public interest and feedback during the consultation process.

The Suva Retailers Association says the ongoing global fuel price crisis is already impacting businesses across Fiji, with rising import costs expected to push prices higher for consumers.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is raising concerns over gaps in the 2013 Constitution, warning that unclear wording could affect criminal accountability.