The Fiji Pearls will treat every match like a final when the Netball World Cup Oceania Qualifiers get underway in Tonga next week.

Fiji is stepping up preparations for possible prolonged dry conditions as El Niño threatens to put pressure on the country’s water supply.

Questions have been raised over how Fiji will enforce its tax and customs laws if a dispute involves foreign military personnel or supplies under the proposed Ocean of Peace Alliance.

The Ministry of Education is considering recovering money paid to 13 ghost employees identified during its payroll verification exercise.

Medical professionals are calling for a patient-centred approach with improved counselling and treatment strategies for patients diagnosed with Rheumatic Heart Disease.

A gap in coordination between the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service and the Ministry of Immigration has come under scrutiny after concerns that people with major tax liabilities could leave Fiji.

The Ministry of Education is targeting a 97 percent pass rate as students return to school for Term Three.

Building material prices increased by 1.5 per cent in the September quarter, putting further pressure on construction costs.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is pushing to have former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem take the witness stand.

Gaps between Immigration and the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service are under scrutiny after an alleged tax-fraud suspect owing $23 million  left Fiji.

The Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Heart Hospital in Fiji is expanding its reach across the Pacific, providing specialised cardiac care to children from Fiji and neighbouring island countries.

The Government is urging early preparations as Fiji faces the possibility of El Niño conditions in the coming months.