The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has prioritized improving the working conditions for medical professionals in its submission for the 2023–2024 national budget.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is strongly alerting the public to be aware of scammers while purchasing or dealing with housing online.

FijiCare Insurance officially launched its comprehensive travel insurance and VuvaleCare microinsurance platforms yesterday.

Former bank officer Waisale Tuidama of Nailega village calls for the establishment of a financial institution to cater to landowners’ investment needs.

There is a need to take action on food safety.

Organic farmers from across the Pacific have gathered in Nadi to identify gender barriers within organic agriculture and find solutions to best address them.

The Fiji National University has commenced work on enhancing more dining experience for students through improved infrastructure and meal options.

Chiefs should remain the representatives of the Great Council of Chiefs.

Acting Supervisor of Elections Ana Mataiciwa has announced that members of the public with a keen interest in uncovering the sources of income for political parties in Fiji can now visit the Fijian Elections Office.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he will make every effort to bring about a cohesive and united Fiji.

Acting Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad says that the government is concerned with political parties that do not follow the law.

Minister for Health and Medical Services, Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu has called on strengthened efforts to combat the worrying trend of HIV and AIDS in the country.