The Ministry of Health and Medical Services and the Caregiver Services Professional Institute signed an agreement that will benefit graduates.

The Ministry of Home Affairs says it is taking a comprehensive approach to counter the recent reports of criminal activities and other incidents that may threaten public safety.

There were multiple blunders by the FijiFirst government, especially the Attorney General’s office, claims Attorney General Siromi Turaga.

Opposition Member Jone Usamate claims that no country in the world has had continuous growth all the time for 20 to 30 years.

The Assistant Minister for Home Affairs Ratu Rakuita Vakalalabure, has assured our immigration workers of a pay rise.

Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has already clarified the controversy surrounding the Girmit Day celebrations earlier this year.

The South Pacific Fertilizers Limited will continue to import weedicide for the cane farmers from overseas to destroy weeds in the cane fields.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the teachers union does not have the power to override the decision of the Public Service Commission to appoint Selina Kuruleca as a Permanent Secretary for the Education Ministry.

The Coalition government is playing catch-up with necessary spending in the 2023–2024 national budget.

Ro Vereto Nayacalevu is the Minister for Education’s choice of Permanent Secretary over Selina Kuruleca.

The newly-appointed members of the Electoral Commission as well as Commissioner Ateca Ledua held their first official meeting today.

Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua claims some people, including politicians who have failed to earn power legitimately at the polls, have continually attempted to destabilize the security of the nation.