The National Federation Party now has a new president.

A thorough investigation is being carried out in relation to the Ferris wheel accident that claimed the life of a 20-year-old woman six weeks ago in Laucala Bay, and the Employment Minister has assured that justice will be served.

The Ministry of Health maintains that, at some point, it will explore the possibility of bringing nurses from other countries.

Theft is the most common offense committed in the Province of Bua, with 329 cases registered by the Fiji Police Force over the last five years.

The Pacific will not entertain boomerang aid.

Lack of skill and labor in the science and engineering fields continues to be a challenge, considering the impacts of climate change.

Jack’s of Fiji has diversified and launched Bata products as one of the highest quality products in Fiji.

The first of several new recycling bins provided to the Suva City under a new grant was unveiled during the week.

The Fiji Police Force faces profound challenges and needs to align itself and change the way it conducts its operations accordingly.

There is a shortage of qualified and experienced bus drivers in the country.

The Higher Education Commission of Fiji has joined forces with the Fiji Police Force to address youth unemployment.

The Water Authority of Fiji is aware of the concerns raised by the villagers of Vusama in Nadroga regarding inadequate water supply and contaminated drinking water.