The National HIV Outbreak Response Taskforce is urging the public and media to interpret HIV data carefully.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is calling for a measured approach to aligning Fiji’s labour laws with international standards, warning that adopting excessive or unsustainable provisions could harm businesses and the economy.

In a special ceremony befitting its 150 Years celebration, the Fiji Corrections Service conducted a nation-wide Affirmation Oath of Allegiance Ceremony and Church Service which was shared and run LIVE to all its Divisional Centers attended by all over two sessions.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has responded to recent claims by Goundar Shipping Limited, clarifying that all decisions made regarding vessel operations are subject to due process and proper assessment.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service confirms that business individuals will now be required to declare M-PAiSA balances as part of their annual financial statements and asset declarations.

Members of the Fijian community in Dublin and Northern Ireland gathered last night to meet with President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu and First Lady Emily Lalabalavu at a special event hosted at the Clayton Hotel in Dublin.

The United Nations Office in Suva  marked 80 years of promoting peace, human rights, and sustainable development.

Fijians are expected to start earning money from their plastic waste next year through a new nationwide recycling initiative.

The United Nations Population Fund is stepping up efforts to curb rising HIV cases by expanding services to 130 health facilities across Fiji, ensuring even the most rural communities have access to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

One of the key priorities of the Yavutu Programme is targeted training for pre-primary and lower primary teachers with strong focus on peer learning, mentoring, gender equality, and disability inclusion.

Divine Farm is working to tackle Fiji’s pork shortage while expanding its focus to strengthen the nation’s food supply through large-scale agriculture.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka paid tribute to Fiji’s Chinese community, acknowledging their enduring contributions to the nation’s development and the strong partnership between Fiji and the People’s Republic of China.