The United States Embassy commemorated the 248th American Independence Day with Fijians through a county fair in Suva yesterday.

The circumstances leading to the recent grounding incident involving one of Fiji Navy’s patrol boats RFNS Puamau will be comprehensively investigated and understood through due process.

The Fiji National University has started implementing the project plan for its College of Medicine, Nursing, and Health Sciences new Medical Simulation Centre, which is fully funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency of the Republic of Korea.

Three cooperatives from the district of Deuba in Serua have received brand new farming implements from the Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Sakiasi Ditoka.

The inclusion of 233 new officers will help fill the vacancies created by officers who have resigned between 2023 and last month.

The Fijian Teachers Association is confident it will secure a 51 percent majority vote from its members during the ongoing secret ballot process to proceed with a proposed strike.

The Ministry of Health has acknowledged the recent concerns raised by the Fiji Nursing Association and has reaffirmed its commitment to addressing the issues highlighted on behalf of the nurses.

People living with albinism have a lot of risk to develop skin cancer.

Cybersecurity should be viewed not as an expense but as a crucial investment, according to Director General of Digital Government Transformation Tupou Baravilala.

The Health Minister has highlighted the critical importance of food safety in protecting lives and promoting public health as we mark World Food Safety Day, today.

Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru has highlighted the importance of sports in combating drugs and involving youth in positive activities.

Four men who allegedly stole livestock in Waivuka in Ba have been arrested through the joint effort of Police Dog Unit and Ba Criminal Investigations Department.