The Friendly North Festival committee is prioritizing the safety and welfare of the public when it comes to amusement rides that will be available at this year’s festival.

The new National Rehabilitation Center will not replace the current Twomey Hospital in Tamavua.

Viliame Naupoto, who is the Whip for the bloc of nine Opposition MPs led by Ioane Naivalurua, has a desire to foster respect in Parliament and avoid tit-for-tat debates.

The bail variation hearing for former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has been adjourned to 12pm tomorrow.

The Financial Services Ombudsman will function as an impartial platform dedicated to resolving disputes between consumers and financial services providers regulated by the Reserve Bank of Fiji.

An investigation is underway in the case where a one-year-old died following an accident in Naitonitoni, Navua, yesterday.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is taking the ocean of peace concept through the Pacific Island Forum consultation process.

Two people who were allegedly caught in possession of 12.33kg of cocaine earlier this year will serve the disclosures of their statement interview this month.

Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu confirmed this morning that the Opposition has now split into two blocs.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has issued a warning to the public about fraudulent services being advertised online.

Mechanization is crucial for farmers seeking to access larger markets, says Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu.

The Ministry of Health is stepping up its efforts in the fight against drugs, with work underway to train staff so they can identify patients who are victims of drug abuse.