Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is concerned about the security and the state of the Public Rental Board housing along Mead Road in Nabua.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is rebuilding its workforce after pandemic-related redundancies.

The late diagnosis of diabetes remains a critical issue, with individuals frequently seeking medical attention only after the condition has severely advanced.

The Ministry of Education is reminding students that Vodafone Fiji is up-grading its e-ticketing terminals in buses.

The treatment of prisoners, including their release, does not require referral to the line minister or any other office.

A heavy rain warning remains in force for the Fiji Group.

The German government says it will continue to assist Fiji in areas of marine conservation, sustainable fishing practices, and climate resilience.

The CWM Hospital Priority Infrastructure Plan Report, launched today, identifies 27 high-priority infrastructure projects.

Justice Usaia Ratuvili has been appointed the new chair of the Electoral Commission.

While the Western and Northern divisions are currently experiencing flooded roads due to heavy rainfall, schools and businesses remain open.

A 35-year-old man who allegedly caused the death of a one-year-old child in Cunningham, Nasinu last October has made a bail application.

The ongoing removal of floating derelict vessels from Suva Harbour has gained momentum, with the Marine Environment Joint Committee leading decisive efforts to clean up the waters.