Violence and harassment have a pervasive impact on women, causing negative effects on their lives and careers.

The Fiji Police Force reiterates that no permit will be given to any application to gather for the Israel and Gaza situation for security reasons.

The number of rescue operations by the National Fire Authority for road accidents has risen by six percent for the first 10 months of this year, compared to the same period last year.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has announced the formulation of a comprehensive strategic development plan to address the worrying trend of poverty among the iTaukei community.

The Fiji Cooperative Dairy Company is currently outlining plans to import cattle from New Zealand to help boost dairy production in Fiji.

Five small and medium enterprises have secured grants totaling $60,000.

Following Tropical Cyclone Mal’s departure from our shores, the Ministry of Health will shift its post-cyclone strategy to combat Leptospirosis, Typhoid, Dengue, and Diarrhea.

A taxi driver and two passengers were taken to Bhanabhai Health Center following an accident in Laqere, Nasinu today.

The Suva Retailers Association has thanked the National Disaster Management Office, Minister Sakiasi Ditoka, and Director NDMO Vasiti Soko for their quick response in preparations for Tropical Cyclone Mal.

The 14 Indo-Pacific Economic Framework partners have made substantial progress in the Trade Pillar negotiations.

The displaced villagers of Nabavatu in Dreketi, Macuata, have expressed disappointment over the extension of time for their relocation to a new village site.

The Working Group that is tasked with reviewing the Municipal Council Election is also considering the open list electoral system to avoid by-election and the cost incurred.