The Accident Compensation Commission of Fiji remains concerned about the rising number of reported incidents.

The Water Authority of Fiji says the planned water shut-down for the Suva-Nausori corridor, which last throughout the weekend.

There needs to be development in the employment market to ensure we do not continue to lose our workers overseas, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

The vanua o Rara o Nakelo is mourning the loss of its paramount chief, the late Tui Nakelo, na Vunivalu, Ratu Timoci Namela.

Crime against women spiked for the month of February, increasing by 12 percent.

The cost of debt has been relatively low for the government amidst the ongoing pandemic due to the exceptional terms on which loans were obtained.

The first-ever parametric micro-insurance product in Fiji has been a godsend for members.

Shifting from dependence on fossil fuel energy will be challenging as Fiji depends heavily on imported fossil fuels.

China has reaffirmed their support for Fiji’s agricultural sector through resources, training, and expertise.

Last month, Faizul Ali returned from one of his daily fishing trips out at sea to find he had received $250 through M-PAiSA.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has reported a sustained high level of influenza-like illness and acute respiratory illnesses since December of last year, consistent with the flu season.

Attorney-General Siromi Turaga yesterday highlighted that a total of 341 civil servants were terminated for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.