Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has acknowledged the efforts of Sai Sanjeevani Children Hospital in Nasese Suva which has conducted open heart surgeries on children.

The fisheries sector has welcomed the decision by Cabinet to endorse the review the Fisheries Act.

The Fiji Performing Rights Association has put forward a proposal to introduce fees for entry to nightclubs in a bid to filter out troublemakers and those without the means to pay.

The Lands Ministry today handed a royalty payment to the finance minister, totalling $3,673,668.25.

Parents have been reminded to back the dreams of their children and this includes those who have set their sights on making a name in sports.

Most of the nightclub owners have made submissions for the opening hours to be reduced by an hour but call for more police presence around the vicinity.

The Fiji Police Force today welcomed a new batch of expertly trained K9 dogs from the New Zealand Police, with the official opening of the Fiji Police Force Dog Unit kennel.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua states that crime prevention is a joint responsibility of the community and the police force.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad, held an inter-ministerial policy dialogue with the Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund to discuss investing in the country’s young population.

$500million is the revenue target for the Fisheries sector for for the next five years.

Malaria control and elimination efforts must be accelerated to ensure that hard-fought gains are not lost says Health Minister, Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu.

Reducing high levels of domestic violence and improving the health and wellbeing of women, were among some of the things discussed between Women Minister Lynda Tabuya and the All China Women’s Federation.