The Water Authority of Fiji is hoping that work on the damaged main pipeline from Tamavua to Suva can be completed by tomorrow.

Additional measures are being explored to streamline processes, and increase efficiency and accommodate the high volume of applicants more effectively at the new Immigration Office.

The University of Fiji reached another milestone today with the launch of its Royal Society of Arts Junior Fellows Programme.

The Ministry of Finance is working together with the Home Affairs Ministry and other stakeholders to tackle the drug problem head-on.

There is a need for a collective vigilance and community involvement in addressing social issues such as drug abuse.

The Chinese government plans to assist Fiji in boosting its local rice production.

The Asian Development Bank in its April outlook says continued recovery in tourism boosted Fiji’s economic growth last year.

Following a lapse of one year, Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s Mirchi FM/Radio Fiji Two team is ready to host Fijians at their Eid in the Park event tomorrow.

The Land Transport Authority has issued a stern warning to drivers and student passengers to adhere strictly to road safety measures and traffic laws during major school sporting events.

The Fiji Police MPAiSA Taskforce has charged a 36-year-old man with one count of obtaining financial advantage and one count of in possession of properties believed to be proceeds of crime.

The Education Ministry has confirmed that all schools in the Suva and Lami areas will remain open today.

The Water Authority of Fiji is still working on a burst main in Princess Road, Tamavua