The New Zealand government continues to support the International Planned Parenthood Federation’s Niu Vaka II strategy.

The Acting CEO of the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation will get a 40% pay cut compared to the former CEO Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum.

Students who may have performed poorly in their examinations have been urged to keep trying and endure in life.

Israel and Fiji reaffirm it’s committed to advancing cooperation on issues of mutual priority, such as UN peacekeeping operations, economic prosperity, and sustainable development.

Fifty-five families of the Kilikali settlement in Suva, who have limited access to fertile land, have received food cubes to help them achieve food and nutrition security.

Despite facing various challenges, volunteers continued with their humanitarian work in the Ministry of Health and Medical Services’ COVID-19 Vaccine Registration and Rollout project.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere believes that there is a need to reaffirm our traditional bonds established by our forefathers before the Great Council of Chiefs reconvenes.

Nabua Police are requesting assistance in identifying a man who is wanted for a case of alleged grab and run last Wednesday.

Reversing the large migration of medical professionals remains a huge challenge for the Ministry of Health.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation is working to ensure airports around the country are able to cater to full loads.

Minister for Health and Medical Services, Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu, has stressed the importance of accessing sexual and reproductive health to stay safe.

Maintaining rural roads is one of the priorities for this government, says Minister for Public Works, Meteorological Services, and Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau.