The National Fire Authority has stated that its response time to the major fire in Valelevu, Nasinu yesterday, which destroyed a number of businesses, was sufficient.

The Legal Practitioners Unit has apologized to New Zealand senior barrister Janet Mason for oversight in processing her application for a practitioner’s certificate in Fiji.

The recent report of 1,093 new HIV cases has sparked widespread concern, with various sectors of society calling for urgent action to address the rising crisis.

The public can expect enhanced service delivery from the National Fire Authority with the inclusion of 90 new officers who graduated today after several weeks of training.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica has expressed optimism about the economy, stating that it looks very promising.

The Fijian government has reaffirmed its commitment to human rights, including addressing discrimination and improving the country’s human rights institutions.

The Hot Bread Kitchen has assured its customers in the Lami-Nausori area that they will be able to eat their pies and sausage rolls over the weekend.

The Fiji Corrections Service will centralize its clinical services, marking a significant advancement in the efficiency and accessibility of medical care for inmates.

Justice Minister Siromi Turaga officially launched Births, Deaths, and Marriages services at the Qarani Post Office in Gau, marking a milestone for the island.

Providing the necessary learning environment is a priority for the Ministry of Education.

A massive fire engulfed the Kalabu Tax Free Zone in Valelevu, Nasinu yesterday afternoon, causing significant damage to multiple businesses.

69-year-old Australian, Stephanie Banks who allegedly misbehaved on Fiji Air-ways flight FJ871 from San Francisco to Nadi last Saturday has been slapped with a $500 fine by the Nadi Magistrates Court.