The National Disaster Management Office will be conducting tsunami siren tests for the Lami and Suva corridor tomorrow.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka wants the contributions made by women to be recognized as vital part of the Pacific’s development.

A contractor is yet to be identified for the $40 million Princess Road Water Infrastructure Project.

The Fiji Cancer Society has issued a warning about a potential increase in cancer cases linked to the increasing number of individuals living with HIV in the country.

Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko shared Fiji’s commitment to improving social inclusion, strengthening democracy, and using technology to connect people.

A student of Xavier College in Ba is the latest patient to die from Dengue Fever.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has renewed its commitment to delivering the best retirement outcomes for its members.

People who have taken loans from the Fiji Development Bank will have the opportunity to raise their concerns with the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economic Affairs this week.

The Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service has made a call for unity within the institution.

Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh stresses that unemployed Fijians will be prioritized for selection to work under the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

The Fiji Police Forensic Chemistry Unit is working towards gaining international accreditation as part of its efforts to strengthen the quality and reliability of forensic services in the country.

Many victims of sexual abuse choose to stay away from their family.