The Pacific Recycling Foundation remains committed to transforming mind sets and behaviours towards sustainable waste management.

The bus driver and 22 of his passengers who were involved in the fatal road accident yesterday along the Queen’s Road in Lomawai, Sigatoka remain admitted in hospital.

Fiji and India have a deep and longstanding diplomatic relationship, as highlighted by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka during an event commemorating 75 years of India’s diplomatic presence in Fiji.

The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency, is in the process of formulating a comprehensive maternal and childcare health policy for Fiji.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad emphasizes the critical importance of promoting community participation in school activities.

The Water Authority of Fiji has confirmed that it plans to undertake the Bilo Water Pipeline Extension work within this financial year.

Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew is calling on sergeants to be the “catalysts of change” within the police force.

The youngest victim of suicide in the country was a seven-year-old child.

A 36-year-old woman will be presented at the Nadi Magistrates Court, charged with one count of Obtaining Financial Advantage.

The Ministry of Disaster Management acknowledges that Fijians in Nabavatu in Dreketi and Cogea in Bua are still residing in tents and incomplete houses due to previous tropical cyclones.

Police have confirmed that the three victims of the fatal road accident in Lomawai, Sigatoka, yesterday were two men and a woman from Lautoka.

Grace Road Fiji President Daniel Kim’s lawyer has filed an application for appeal in the Fiji Court of Appeal.