The antenatal booking services at the Makoi Maternity Unit is currently in three-day operation due to the shortage of midwives at the facility.

Having 5G network coverage puts Fiji on the map in terms of global telecom technology standards.

The two-day International Conference which is part of the Girmit Day celebrations will be a platform to discuss a wide range of issues related to Girmit around the world.

Fiji Trade Union Congress General Secretary, Felix Anthony says the relationship with the coalition government is obvious.

The Pacific Tourism Organisation Board of Directors has elected Adela Issachar-Aru as the new Deputy Chair.

A Nadi-based company, Paradise Lightings PTE Limited, has started exporting to New Zealand after formalizing a deal with Bazaar Limited.

Senior Customs Officer Joana Duabaubau has graduated as the first female Narcotic Detector Dog handler in the Pacific.

A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed today to assist in the selection criteria for those in rural settings to work under the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

The Girmitiyas did not only persevere to generate economic activity; they also gave equal importance to the establishment of roads and infrastructure.

The review of the laws, including the Immigration Act 2003, the opening hours of nightclubs, and the name change policy, was part of the consultations undertaken in Rukua Beqa yesterday.

The Ministry of Health is committed to raising more awareness about lupus.

Forty-six households in Korotasere Village in Vaturova, Cakaudrove have been granted access to electricity, through the provision of solar power systems by the government.