University of the South Pacific’s Vice Chancellor and President Professor Pal Ahluwalia is back in the country.

Sixty-eight Fijians who will be leaving under the Pacific Australia Labor Mobility Scheme have been told to be aware of misinformation on social media.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation board, executive, and staff members yesterday paid a visit to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka at his residence in Namadi Heights to present a “Matanigasau.”

The new Viria Water Project is set to come online in July this year.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged China for its ongoing cooperation in advancing issues of mutual priorities in the region and globally.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has reported 16 new COVID-19 cases with no deaths.

The Attorney-General has urged journalists to practice fair and balanced reporting and allow the right of reply to those subjected to significant criticism or allegations of wrongdoing.

The alleged misappropriation of Free Education Grant by the Head Teacher of Khemendra Sanatan Primary School in Savusavu is currently under investigation.

The Fiji Law Society has pledged its support for the legislation review of the Fiji Media Industry Development Act 2010.

The Water Authority of Fiji revealed that non-revenue water costs them a massive $23 million annually.

The Coalition Government is expected to establish a committee that will assist the Ministry of Communication when they review the Fiji Media Industry Development Act 2010.

Accessing funding for various blue economy projects in the country is still a challenge.