The government is focusing on training more healthcare workers in order to ease the work carried out in health facilities around the country.

The challenge of limited affordable childcare services in Fiji confronted by working parents persists.

During this time of the year, local clothing stores and market stalls get busy with their Kalavata sales in preparation for festive season celebrations.

New Zealand’s recently appointed Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters is set to embark on a diplomatic visit to Fiji starting tomorrow.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reassured the people of Kadavu of the government’s dedication to improving the island’s livelihoods.

The Fiji Police Force is set to welcome an additional 207 newly recruited Police Officers by the end of this week.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways collaborates with the Live and Learn team to work in rural and informal settlements across Fiji.

Sugarcane farmers are advised to refrain from planting unapproved varieties of sugarcane for the 2023-2024 planting season.

An executive jet belonging to the United States government is currently in Fiji to facilitate the movements of Pacific leaders.

A 16-year-old boy has tragically passed away at the 12th Fiji Mission Pathfinders Camporee in Naravuka, Seaqaqa, Macuata.

A report from a scoping exercise involving over 800 households between Lami-Nausori corridor was presented to the government yesterday.

The number of doctors has doubled in Pacific Island countries in the last decade, increasing from an average of three doctors per 10,000 people in 2012 to six by 2023.