The Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service Chief Executive Doctor Hasmukh Lal is scheduled to be part of the Cabinet’s meeting this afternoon.

The taxation processes have changed and moved to digitization.

Innovative and healthier food options are something that needs to be considered in order to curb the growing issues related to non-communicable diseases.

The Nasinu Town Council, which is facing legal action for alleged non-compliance, has pleaded not guilty to its charges.

Digicel Fiji, Chief Executive Farid Mohammed has told Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu the challenges they face when trying to expand their service.

All students in Years 1-13 this year whose parents’/guardians’ combined household income is $16,000 or less can now apply for transport assistance.

The Fiji Police Force is urging parents and guardians to diligently look after their children.

The death of the eight-year-old child who was swept away after falling in a flooded drain in Tacirua, Nasinu last week has been classified as drowning.

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is confident that Fiji and Australia will create new opportunities to empower and uplift the lives of the communities in Fiji, the Pacific, and beyond.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service Doctor Hasmukh Lal and the Permanent Secretary for Education Doctor Anjeela Jokhan have just exited the Prime Minister’s Office.

The Ministry of Health states that the non-communicable disease statistics reveal that 80% of the deaths are caused by NCDs.

Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua, says the police are pursuing those social media accounts where people are openly sharing their drug-related activities.