The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has officially launched its third Nationally Determined Contribution, a key climate plan that shows the country’s strong commitment to tackling climate change.

A new book titled Sex, Dating, Relationships and Everything in Between has been compiled and released to help young people navigate relationships and understand healthy boundaries.

More than 4,000 people across the Lau Group have received essential dental care and health education as part of a month-long government outreach program aimed at improving access to oral health services in remote communities.

The Social Empowerment and Education Programme and Human Rights Commissioner Chantelle Khan have raised concerns over comments made by a police officer and pastor, who called Hindu and Muslim festivals “demonic activities.”

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways has commended Fulton Adventist University College in Sabeto, Nadi, for its longstanding commitment to holistic education, community empowerment, and environmental stewardship.

The Land Transport Authority is intensifying action against repeat traffic offenders after its portable speed cameras recorded over 15,000 violations in just two months.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources has gone fully digital — ditching paper-based approvals and slashing turnaround times from nearly a week to just 24 hours.

Tailevu Provincial Council Chair Semi Matalau has defended the concept of soli or fundraising in the province.

The proposed Employment Relations Bill is sparking concerns over the sweeping powers it grants labour officers to enter workplaces and even private property.

The Health Ministry has upgraded the water laboratory and set up a new food and leptospirosis laboratory to tackle food and waterborne diseases.

The Tailevu Provincial Council has indicated that it has no opinion regarding the resignation of one of its own, Manoa Kamikamica, from government following FICAC charges.

One hundred and sixty-seven clan leaders across the 22 districts in Tailevu are yet to receive their quarterly allowance.