Counterstroke Fiji in a bid to create more awareness and outreach in the community regarding Stroke management and care, held a workshop for Carers of stroke survivors this morning.

The Melanesian Spearhead Group states they will continue to ensure that children’s needs and safety are prioritized amid the increase in labour mobility in the Pacific.

International Conservation Fiji continues its long-term commitment to protecting the Lau Islands’ natural resources through enhancing traditional governance and effective management of natural resources.

The Fiji Corrections Service, and the Fiji Human Rights Anti-Discrimination Commission held their inaugural meeting yesterday.

The University of the South Pacific says it is not at liberty to discuss staff information with third parties.

The Labasa Council has facilitated a food training session for 20 market vendors under the Markets Change project.

The Health Ministry has noted an increase in injectable drug use, with 10 cases reported so far this year compared to three during the same period last year.

Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo has revealed that in his first year in government, he directed an audit to be carried out on the Ministry’s online payment system.

The Permanent Secretary for Agriculture Dr Andrew Tukana is concerned about Fiji’s existing level of food security and has emphasized the importance of increasing sector capacity.

The Housing Authority says that the $150 million government guarantee has been there for Housing Authority for a number of years.

The Government of France through the French Embassy in Fiji has reaffirmed their commitment to address various issues in several areas of interest.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports has joined the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption’s “I Don’t Accept Bribes” campaign, led by Minister Jese Saukuru.