The Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Sugar has called on the Fiji Sugar Corporation’s field officers to regularly meet with farmers to discuss issues affecting them.

The Friends of Fiji Health donated around $30,700 worth of supplies to Bagasau, Naweni and Navakaka health centres in Savusavu.

There is no sign that the visitor arrival number will drop, says Tourism Fiji Chief Executive, Brent Hill.

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, is expected to make a decision soon on the “no jab, no job” policy.

Savusavu residents and businesses are taking part in cleaning and renovating health facilities.

The 2023 Pacific Ministers of Agriculture and Forestry Meeting, which concluded yesterday, provided the opportunity to discuss and explore how Pacific nations can leverage the agriculture and forest sectors as part of their efforts to revitalize the food system.

There has been a surge in leptospirosis cases in the province of Macuata and Bua in the Northern Division.

In his tour of the Korovou Corrections Center today, Attorney General Siromi Turaga reminded the officers to measure themselves with the constitution.

The Department of Environment will continue to track down illegal operators and penalize unregulated dischargers and emitters in the country.

Friends of Fiji Health has conducted 20 hysteroscopic myomectomy surgeries at the Labasa Hospital.

Six nature-based solution projects, valued at over $700,000, will be carried out in the country.

Over 200 sugarcane farmers in Wainikoro and Daku Sectors in Macuata have raised concerns on the state of railway infrastructure in the area.