A Nadi-based company, Paradise Lightings PTE Limited, has started exporting to New Zealand after formalizing a deal with Bazaar Limited.

Senior Customs Officer Joana Duabaubau has graduated as the first female Narcotic Detector Dog handler in the Pacific.

A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed today to assist in the selection criteria for those in rural settings to work under the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

The Girmitiyas did not only persevere to generate economic activity; they also gave equal importance to the establishment of roads and infrastructure.

The review of the laws, including the Immigration Act 2003, the opening hours of nightclubs, and the name change policy, was part of the consultations undertaken in Rukua Beqa yesterday.

The Ministry of Health is committed to raising more awareness about lupus.

Forty-six households in Korotasere Village in Vaturova, Cakaudrove have been granted access to electricity, through the provision of solar power systems by the government.

5G network is the future of connectivity.

Minister for Tourism, Viliame Gavoka has announced that the Fiji Tourism Convention will be held on November 2nd.

Permanent Secretary for Civil Service, Parmesh Chand says they are aiming to accomplish tangible outcomes.

The Fiji Cancer Society has expressed concern over the increasing number of breast cancer cases in the country, with over 700 cancer cases recorded in the past two years.

The members of the Great Council of Chiefs will be accommodated on the Island of Bau during the four-day meeting.