The Acting Police Commissioner says any issues regarding the Fiji Police Force are reflective of the entire organization and not just one individual.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services continues to record outbreaks of typhoid around the country, with 162 cases reported in the first half of this year.

The Permanent Secretary for Civil Service, Parmesh Chand, and the Chairperson for Investment Fiji, Jenny Seeto, are at loggerheads over the Civil Service’s perceived work culture.

ANZ Economists have labelled the Coalition government’s first budget as being about fulfilling election promises early, especially relating to the delivery of core services.

The Permanent Secretary for Civil Service, Parmesh Chand, and the Chairperson for Investment Fiji, Jenny Seeto, are at loggerheads over the Civil Service’s perceived work culture.

In a persistent struggle against stigma and discrimination, psychiatric patients find themselves marginalized not only within their families and communities but also within the workplace.

The Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine Mass Vaccination Campaign has been launched in the Northern Division today.

Communications Fiji Ltd is working with the Ministry of Industrial Relations and the police in its investigation surrounding the Ferris wheel tragedy last week.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has commended Fiji Airways for its pivotal role in the revival of the tourism sector.

The Ministry of Justice is delighted with its $5.4 million National Budget allocation for the new fiscal year.

Fiji possesses immense potential to be a hub for mushroom farming, says Professor Lin Zhansen from the National Engineering Research Center of Juncao Technology.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the new Moana Saint Clare Boys Hostel in Nakasi is a home for young boys in need of a safe and nurturing environment.