The Ministry of Health is currently facing challenges in managing the backlog of surgeries across all divisions due to limited funding.

In a tragic event that shook Fiji in the late 19th century, the ship Syria, which was carrying indentured laborers from Calcutta to Fiji, capsized on Nasilai Reef in 1884.

The Independent Legal Services Commission has ordered Suresh Chandra, the former chair of the Electoral Commission, to pay a fine of $500,000 to the Chief Registrar for professional misconduct.

The Ministry of Finance, Strategic Planning, National Development, and Statistics has issued a warning to all recipients of government pensions, including civil pensions, dependent pension, widows and orphans pension.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed they are facing difficulties in securing sponsorship for the Great Council of Chiefs meeting scheduled to take place later this month.

The coalition government is only focusing on increasing revenue; however, they have not looked at ways to boost the private sector’s environment.

Satellite internet provider Star Link, which is a subsidiary of SpaceX, has applied for a license to operate in Fiji.

Three men are in police custody following two separate drug raids in Nakasi, which led to the discovery of white substances believed to be methamphetamine.

A Joint submission by the Fiji Women’s Right Movement and the Fiji Women’s Crisis Center labelled the current name change policy as stupid and unnecessary.

Psychological training is vital to combating issues in times of crisis.

Police have charged a 48-year-old security officer for allegedly assaulting a 64-year-old woman outside a shopping complex in Lautoka.

Police will continue to address issues such as crimes against women and children, traffic, and illicit drugs through community policing.