The jubilant celebrations of the Chinese Lunar New Year is continuing, with dazzling lion dances lighting up businesses and streets.

The Fiji Cancer Society has recorded around 18 new cases just in the first month of this year.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission members will ensure no one is re-traumatized during their consultations.

The Fiji Police will only seek assistance from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, if the intelligence will point to potential security threat where its officer will need protection during drug raids.

Australia reaffirmed its strong commitment to its “Vuvale” partnership with Fiji, noting approximately $280 million in contributions over the past 18 months.

Many Fijians face social and societal barriers when seeking medical assistance for HIV, making it difficult for them to access essential care and treatment.

Grace Road Group president Jung Yong Kim, better known as Daniel Kim and fellow group member Jinseo Jung were acquitted of assault occasioning actual bodily harm charges by the Navua Magistrates Court.

The Judicial Services Commission does not have the power to suspend Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

The fuel and LPG prices will increase from tomorrow.

The National Food Safety Taskforce has signed a memorandum of understanding with key agencies to safeguard consumer health and boost economic confidence.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is concerned about the security and the state of the Public Rental Board housing along Mead Road in Nabua.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is rebuilding its workforce after pandemic-related redundancies.