Needle and syringe programme to be introduced as Fiji declares HIV a national crisis
Fiji has declared HIV a national crisis, with the Government set to introduce a formal needle and syringe programme as part of its
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Two-month-old baby living with HIV and TB highlights impact of Fiji’s HIV crisis on children
Save the Children Fiji is raising serious concerns about the impact of HIV on children and calling for stronger prevention, testin
Constitution Review Commission Report to be tabled in a special Parliament sitting next Tuesday
The Constitution Review Commission Report will be tabled in a special Parliament sitting next Tuesday.Minister for Information, Ly
More health workers needed to get people living with HIV onto treatment – Dr Mitchell
More health workers are needed to get people living with HIV onto treatment and care as Fiji works to scale up its response follow
Rakiraki resident calls for 48-hour election campaign blackout period to remain
A Rakiraki resident is calling on the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights to retain the 48-hour elec
Dakai walks free after DPP discontinues his case two days into drug trial
Osea Raicama Dakai who was jointly charged with Nigerian national Chukwuemeka Ikenna Phabian, Apenisa Laisave Matadigo, Uraia Tuid
Navtarang marks 37 years of being a companion and friend to listeners
For 37 years, Communications Fiji Limited radio station, Navtarang has been more than just a radio station for its listeners, beco
FEO begins nationwide training of election officials
The Fijian Elections Office is confident it has sufficient time and resources to train thousands of election officials, with the E
Batiki students forced to have half-day classes due to limited water
Students at Batiki District School are attending only half-day classes because of limited water, while parents are now preparing t
Hundreds turn out in Labasa for opening of 2026 National Agriculture Show, PM says we should be fully prepared for dry conditions
As hundreds of people came together in Labasa today to witness the opening of the National Agriculture Show, Prime Minister Sitive
Higher taxes on junk food considered to improve health outcomes, no decision on hospital fees
Following calls for higher taxes on alcohol, tobacco, sugary drinks, junk food and kava to tackle the country’s growing non-commun
Teachers’ unpaid salaries issue resolved
The issues surrounding unpaid teachers’ salaries over the past few weeks and months have now been resolved, with all outstanding p