The villagers of Nalauwaki in Waya are currently taking action on health and safety precautions following the two recent cases of leptospirosis in the last week.

A student allegedly involved in an assault on another student has faced disciplinary action.

A flood warning is in force for the low-lying and flood-prone areas adjacent to and downstream of the Wainibuka, Wainimala, Waidina, and Rewa Rivers.

A businessman and owner of Professional Stationery Services found guilty of obtaining a financial advantage and attempting to pervert the course of justice has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment.

Dr. Jemesa Tudravu has been appointed the Permanent Secretary for Health and Medical Services under the agreement of the Prime Minister and the Public Service Commission.

As part of the labor law review, the Coalition government is re-looking at the national minimum wage, which is of national interest.

Government MP Lenora Qereqeretabua has revealed in court that her mental well-being suffered due to a series of videos posted by self-proclaimed social media publisher Kishore Kumar.

The United Nations Development Programme and the Japanese government are joining forces to bolster border control efforts in Fiji and the Pacific.

The newly upgraded Vunisea Farmers Market facility has 38 stalls, a restaurant and washroom facilities.

A collaboration between UNICEF Pacific and the Ministry of Women and Children is underway which will investigate child poverty through the National Multi-Dimensional Overlapping Deprivation Analysis (N-MODA).

A recent study by Dikoda Limited in collaboration with UNICEF Pacific has thrown the spotlight on the state of school food environments in the country, revealing a concerning lack of healthy options for children.

Opposition Member Jone Usamate has expressed concerns about the delayed opening of the Viria Water Project.