The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has clarified issues from a social media post regarding the Valelevu Foot Clinic, saying the claims were inaccurate.

Students of Dakuni village in the Sawau District on Beqa Island will soon have access to improved early childhood education facilities, following the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Dakuni Kindergarten and Infant School.

Staffing issues caused by migration, unavailable raw materials, and adverse weather resulted in the Fiji Roads Authority reporting an unutilized budget of $11.4 million in the 2022-2023 financial year.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya is calling for stricter enforcement of environmental laws, urging legal practitioners to treat environmental offences with greater urgency and seriousness.

In a bid to boost sustainable marine resource management, the Fisheries Ministry completed its second round of beche-de-mer monitoring and data collection in the northern Lau group.

Fiji’s growing economy and strategic position as a Pacific hub were in focus at the Fiji-Australia Business Forum in Adelaide, as investors explored new opportunities for collaboration in Fiji.

Semi-final spots for the women’s and the men’s under-21 of the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s have been confirmed after these grade’s respective quarter-finals yesterday.

For Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson, last weekend’s loss to the Reds served as a timely reality check for the team.

Extra Bula FC players Setareki Hughes, Gabrieli Matanisiga, Delon Shankar, Ivan Kumar, Josaia Sela and Asivorosi Rabo will feature in the opening round of the McDonald’s League this Saturday at the Fiji FA Academy in Suva.

Fiji’s annual inflation remained low at the start of this year, but it rose to -0.5 percent last month from -2.5 percent in January.

Lack of interest by students was a key reason the Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Scheme was unable to fully utilise the $112.9 million allocated to it in the 2022-2023 National Budget.

Pacific Polytech is calling for greater emphasis on student health and nutrition in the proposed Education Bill, arguing that learning outcomes cannot be improved without addressing basic welfare needs.