As the prices of the majority of goods increased yesterday with the fifteen percent Value Added Tax kicking in, Consumers are urged to remain patient if they see that the prices on the shelf do not reflect on their receipts.

The Levuka Hospital mortuary is now back in operation after facing technical difficulties earlier this year.

A total of 14,666 Fiji Residents departed our shores in June alone, of which 1340 left for employment opportunities.

Many Fijians were surprised when they had to pay more while travelling on public buses on Tuesday mornings.

The reopening of the High Commission in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea will ensure that the legacies of friendship, mutual respect, understanding, and allegiance established are maintained and carried forward.

The Cabinet has approved a further extension to the Agreement of Cooperation between the Ministry of Local Government and Housing, and the United Nations Human Settlement Program.

Farmers in Baskalave Settlement in Dreketi will no longer face issues of water scarcity and will now be able to increase their production.

Twenty traders have been warned for prosecution following a market inspection conducted by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The Health Ministry is dealing with an underpowered electrical circuit.

The reduction in freight rates has seen a decline in the prices of certain goods on the market.

Tourism operators have witnessed an incredible surge in arrivals, and the resorts have been fully booked months in advance.

Young people have been urged to engage in safe sex and get tested to learn their HIV status as statistics reveal that more young people are becoming infected with HIV.