The Tikina of Nakasaleka have acknowledged the continuous support of police officers in tackling drugs and other criminal activities in Kadavu.

Sixty-two percent of young children aged five to 19 drink carbonated soft drinks on a daily basis.

A team from the Ministry of Health is carrying out typhoid outreach programs and vaccinations in the Northern Division.

The review of the iTaukei Land and Fisheries Commission, widely known as the “Veitarogi Vanua” is among the major submissions that have been received by the great council of chiefs review committee.

The Fiji National University has presented a “Matanigasau” to President and Tui Macuata Ratu Wiliame Katonivere at the State House.

The Levuka Town Council administrators are now exploring various ways to generate more income.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh says one of the key priorities of the government is to foster a conducive and harmonious labour environment in Fiji.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro had a meeting with the heads of schools and managers in Suva Education District to discuss key education policies and initiatives.

Around 400 people lined up from the Koronivia Road Junction to the Rewa Bridge for the Roadside Campaign on Saturday to allow voices, young and old, to come in solidarity and raise issues concerning the environment and the oceans.

There is currently a debate on who should be Fiji’s guardian of democracy.

The death of a woman in Bayview Heights, Suva, on Friday night has been classified as murder.

Police have arrested four men who were allegedly camping in the highlands of Kadavu for four months, cultivating and harvesting marijuana.