Calls are growing for the same safety standards to apply across Fiji’s public and private pharmacy sectors.

The Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North continues to make a difference in communities across Vanua Levu, with proceeds supporting major health and community development projects.

The Soqosoqo Vakamarama iTaukei wants the proposed Rights of Indigenous Peoples Bill to deliver practical outcomes for iTaukei communities, rather than simply formalising Fiji’s commitment to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

A pharmacist is calling for a clear pathway in Fiji’s pharmacy laws for refugees with overseas qualifications.

A man has been sentenced to 15 years and 10 months imprisonment for raping his daughter on four separate occasions.

Australia says Fiji’s priorities will guide any future support for drug rehabilitation as the country responds to the growing drug crisis.

Protecting Fiji’s marine environment will require stronger partnerships between government, businesses and communities to tackle marine litter and plastic pollution.

Fiji’s leading business conference has secured a new two-year partnership to strengthen collaboration between the private sector, investors, and policymakers as the country prepares for its next economic growth phase.

Fiji is tightening its driver licensing system by making road safety training compulsory before new drivers can sit a learner licence test.

The Pacific Islands Forum says no member state blocked a proposed statement on China’s recent ballistic missile testing into the Pacific.

Australia is urging world leaders to visit the Pacific and see the impacts of climate change firsthand, as the region prepares for key Pre-COP meetings.

Many Indigenous resource owners, farmers, and cooperatives miss out on wider economic opportunities within Fiji’s tourism sector, leaving the potential to supply goods and services to resorts largely untapped.