The death of a mother of seven from tuberculosis at the Tamavua Twomey Hospital last year was lesson for a police officer who made sure that he took his medications on time.

This year’s Women Invigorating the Nation (WIN) Convention, a two-day event aimed at promoting stronger partnerships and relationships across businesses, networks, and government, has drawn over 200 women entrepreneurs.

A group of ginger farmers are claiming unfair treatment by Frespac Ginger Fiji Limited.

The global incidence of tuberculosis has increased due to COVID-19 pandemic says Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is disappointed with the low submissions for public consultations.

The demand for weather, climate and water forecast information is expected to increase over the years.

The Ministry of Agriculture is noting a steady increase in people going into small-scale or subsistence farming.

Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa is urging Nadi ratepayers to make efforts to pay their rates to allow the Council to provide a conducive environment for development and business opportunities.

The partnership between the United Kingdom and Fiji provides opportunities to advance economic prosperity, climate resilience and sustainable development.

Six people were rescued at sea by officers from the Fiji Police Waterpol last night.

The National Disaster Management Office conducted a live flood drill in Savusavu yesterday as part of World Meteorological Day celebrations.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed his gratitude to the landowners of the Naboro Corrections Complex during the passing out parade of 51 new corrections officers.