Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya is shining a spotlight on the critical role of coral reefs as the ‘Protector of Fiji.’

Parliament will stand prorogued from today until the Opening of Parliament on March 4th 2024.

Tappoo Foundation donates $12,500 worth of computer equipment to Kavanagasau Sanatan Dharam School.

The Fiji Police Force is set to embark on a substantial recruitment drive as part of its strategic response to the growing challenges posed by a rising number of officers exiting the force.

The recently completed pharmaceutical warehouse situated on Jerusalem Road in Suva, which is set to be operational this month represents a significant milestone for the Ministry of Health.

The tourism industry is experiencing a resurgence, attracting a wide range of visitors, particularly those between the ages of 30 and 48.

The Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises is planning to form a group that will help enhance MSME’s growth.

Police are actively looking into the case of a taxi driver found dead with injuries in Qalitu, Lautoka yesterday.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka notes the intricate social and cultural challenges coupled with substantial costs inherent in the adaptive response to climate change.

The Fiji Corrections Service marked the culmination of the year with a heartwarming and gratitude-filled church service, the last for the year that not only celebrated a decade of service but also included the participation of recruits.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has reiterated the need for collaborative efforts to dismantle barriers faced by persons with disabilities in Fiji.

The Health Ministry has recently brought attention to a growing concern regarding a substantial backlog of surgical cases, with more than 500 individuals currently on the waiting list.