The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is stepping up efforts to combat the artificial inflation of prices by small and medium enterprises.

Five judicial officers were today sworn in before the President, Ratu Wiliame Katonivere at Government House.

The consultation on the Media Industry Development Draft Bill, which was partly drafted by prominent lawyer, Richard Naidu, ended at around midday today, with speakers wanting the media legislation to be repealed and replaced by the Fiji Media Council.

The Fiji Corrections Service is tackling the issue of reintegrating inmates into their communities after they have served their sentences.

The ruling to remit the case of former Opposition MP Simione Rasova back to the Magistrate’s Court has been adjourned.

Around 2000 children will be able to access heart scans and specialized heart disease diagnostics through mobile outreach conducted by Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital.

Permanent secretaries of respective government ministries took part in the PS Forum held at the Bali Towers in Suva this morning.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, specifically addressed “financing education” for the Pacific people during the first roundtable discussion among Pacific Education Ministers, Development Partners, and Civil Society Organizations.

The area of carpentry is an important one and also one of great demand in Fiji and across the globe.

While work is still in progress to address water and sanitation challenges, the Rotary Pacific Water Foundation says it is inundated with new requests every week.

Six suspended police officers facing murder charge will take their plea next month.

A public consultation on the Media Industry Development Draft Bill was held at the Suvavou House in Suva today.