The Fiji Police Force is ramping up its Crime Stoppers Fiji Scholastic Program for students around the country.

The Water Authority of Fiji is set to submit a proposal to the government to subsidize the cost of water tanks as a solution to the ongoing water cuts and intermittent supply in the Lami-Suva-Nausori corridor.

The tourism industry is considering recruiting from outside of Fiji to overcome the ongoing brain drain challenge in the industry.

Families need to openly discuss the nature of violence and its effect on society.

A total of 717 established allied health workers are currently involved with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka believes that partnership is key to prosperity, especially for a sector such as tourism that connects almost every other sector in our economy, like agriculture, construction, health, fishing, culture, and others.

The Ministry of Health recruited 206 nurses in November following a mass resignation.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council says cane farmers must place their orders early with the FSC to get their fertilizer supply from the South Pacific Fertilizer Company in Lautoka.

The Chief Executive of Water Authority of Fiji has called for the installation of water tanks as a solution to the lack of resilience and redundancy in Fiji’s water supply system.

The Executive Director of Fiji Council of Social Services has emphasized the need for a holistic approach from all stakeholders to address the recent spike in assault and violent crimes in the country.

The Minister for Home Affairs has raised concerns about a disturbing trend of motorcycle gangs associated with criminal activity attempting to enter Fiji.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance announced in Parliament that the government has disbursed $44.5 million in one-time payments of $200 per child to 222,682 students.