A smoke test exercise will be carried out at the Pratt Wastewater Pump Station catchment in Suva next month.

The 25-year-old student alleged to have caused the death of a 54-year-old man from Barotu, Rakiraki, after losing control of the vehicle he was driving near Teidamu Hill in Lautoka will reappear in the Magistrates Court today.

A number of leading manufacturers based in Labasa have raised their concerns on the cost of freight to and from Vanua Levu, at a public consultation with the Fiscal Review Committee in Labasa yesterday.

The government in the next five years will need to spend $800 million on the water systems to keep them operational.

Minister for Housing Maciu Nalumisa says there is still a need for more rental housing for low-income families.

A motion was moved in Parliament yesterday to review the current levies for gravel and sand extraction.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka has called for Fiji to position itself as the hub of the Pacific, following renewed interest in the region.

Education and grassroots awareness are two key factors that the government and Ministry of iTaukei Affairs should invest in more for resource owners.

Almost one in every five dollars of revenue that the government collects is now paid as interest to the lenders.

Navua Police are looking for suspects who allegedly broke into Koromakawa Rental and Tours vehicle yard in Pacific Harbour last night.

Fiji’s new Permanent Representative to the United Nations, retired Colonel Filipo Tarakinikini, and took his oath before President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere today at the State House.

Ana Vosavere is a living testament to the fact that it’s never too late to obtain an education.