The National Fire Authority has received ten Automated External Defibrillators to be deployed across its national ambulance fleet, significantly strengthening its emergency medical response capacity.

The Fijian Government has formalised its long-term commitment to sustainable tourism through the launch of the Fiji National Sustainable Tourism Framework.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has defended the government’s decision to cease overtime payments for some medical workers, saying it’s based purely on manpower levels and budget constraints.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has confirmed that a search warrant was conducted at the Fiji Sports Council today.

The Fiji Teachers Union is once again calling for an increase in their annual wage, pushing for a 20 percent increase.

Violence has no place in schools, regardless of whether it comes from the student or the teacher says Permanent Secretary for Education, Meli Nacuva.

Construction has officially commenced on a new $1.7 million market and bus stand in Seaqaqa.

The Fiji Teachers Union is calling for urgent action to close the digital gap affecting thousands of students.

A 93-year-old woman from Namara, Labasa, is calling for more intergenerational sharing of stories as the country prepares to mark the Girmit Commemoration.

The Fijian diaspora gathered in large numbers in London this week to access consular services provided by officials from Fiji, who are currently in the United Kingdom for a two-week visit.

A new processing and cold facility will be built in Nadi with the aim to assist rural farmers.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has commenced preliminary inquiries into allegations raised by 26 Bangladeshi workers who claim to have been subjected to mistreatment by their employer.