The Fiji Servicemen’s After-Care Fund Act is now 81 years old and has seen no major amendments to reflect the evolving landscape, according to Secretary Serevi Vananalagi.

The Suva Magistrates Court has granted the application by the state counsel in the case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and former Health Minister Dr. Neil Sharma.

A four-member National Fire Authority investigation team is expected to begin work tomorrow.

The Ministry of Health is cautiously considering the implementation of a needle and syringe program aimed at reducing HIV transmission among intravenous drug users.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social protection is looking to review existing disability legislation.

In a significant turnaround, Nasinu Town, previously identified as a “red zone” for high drug activity, has now been declared a “green zone” by police.

Elderly abuse often occurs in silence, behind closed doors, and at times at the hands of those most trusted by the victims.

The Central Division Women’s Expo in Suva is providing a crucial platform for women entrepreneurs to showcase their businesses and strengthen their economic independence.

The driver alleged to have caused the death of a woman following a motor vehicle accident in the Northern Division has been charged.

A fire that broke out early this morning along Grantham Road in Raiwaqa has damaged a bus and a truck at a shared garage used by Interlink and Raiwaqa Buses.

Diabetes Fiji believes that thousands of diabetes cases across the country remain undetected.

A fire broke out early this morning along Grantham Road in Raiwaqa.