One of Fiji’s major foreign reserve earners could potentially come under threat as the conflict in the Middle East intensifies.

Cabinet has approved the establishment of a Fuel Advisory Committee to monitor supply levels and coordinate between the Government and the fuel industry.

Three legal experts from overseas will be working with the Constitution Review Commission as it prepares for nationwide consultations.

Patients diagnosed with diabetes will soon receive improved care following the handover of 100 diabetic foot care kits and ten autoclave machines.

The government has reported significant progress in efforts to clear abandoned fishing vessels from Suva Harbour, improving maritime safety and protecting the marine environment in the country’s busiest port.

Remittances from Fiji’s diaspora in Australia and New Zealand continue to play a vital role in supporting families back home.

The Fiji Police Training Division has received over $57,000 worth of new equipment, provided through the Pacific Community for Law Enforcement Cooperation and the Law Enforcement Cooperation Program, with support from the Australian Federal Police.

Marist Brothers High School and Suva Grammar School leads the boys and girls division of the Suva Zone Two as of day one.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has assured the public that Fiji has enough fuel supply to meet the needs for the next few months and there is no need for panic.

Fiji Gas is reassuring the public that there are no issues with the supply of Liquefied Petroleum Gas.

The Constitution Review Commission says it is committed to ensuring that every Fijian has the opportunity to contribute to the review of the 2013 Constitution.

After missing last year’s competition, Lomary Secondary School has returned to compete at the Suva Zone Two Athletics Meet, and they are here for exposure and experience.