The Fiji Corrections Service is working on a robust reform plan aimed at transforming the structure and operation of its facilities within the next five years.

The Labasa Fish Vendors Association, which consists of 50 members, is requesting authorities to construct a proper pedestrian crossing or road humps before the Labasa town bridge near the fish market for public accessibility.

Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Penny Wong says attending the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Foreign Ministers Meeting in Suva is an opportunity to exchange ideas and work together, in the Pacific Way.

The Health Ministry has partnered with the Fiji Bureau of Statistics to conduct an extensive survey aimed at understanding risk factor behaviors among Fijians aged 18 to 69.

Most Fijian families are being impacted by cancer either directly or indirectly at some stage in life.

Labor shortages and rising demands have placed pressure on existing civil servants, compelling them to shoulder additional workloads.

Artificial intelligence is a technology or a tool if used correctly by individuals.

The Health Ministry has noticed that some of its facilities have undergone upgrades without the use of correct procedures.

In a bid to enhance high-level business activity, the government has established the Economic Strategic Committee, which aims to streamline significant investment projects and provide robust support mechanisms.

The village of Nukutocia in Levuka, Ovalau continues to grapple with the profound impacts of climate change, witnessing a notable decline in seafood catch, rising sea levels, and reduced soil fertility.

Frank Hilton Organization’s Chief Executive, Sureni Perera, has been honored with the Advocacy Achievement Award at the 12th Biennial Conference of the Australasian Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine.

A $30 million mall project has commenced in Nausori.