Patients in need of immediate medical attention who are facing financial constraints will still have access to high standard health care, thanks to an initiative by the Pacific Specialist Healthcare hospital.

Fiji Airports says the newly constructed temporary terminal at Waiqele Airport in Labasa, Vanua Levu will open for operations on Monday January 13, ahead of schedule.

Alarming statistics reveal that Nadi’s citizen-to-police ratio currently stands at a concerning one officer for every 600 residents.

The Fiji Taxi Association has raised concerns over the continued operation of illegal private vehicles across Fiji.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre highlights a disturbing trend in child sexual abuse cases, revealing that most perpetrators are relatives often patriarchs of the family, and that many cases go unreported.

The Commission of Inquiry into Barbara Malimali’s appointment as FICAC Commissioner has pointed out the need for thorough and unrestricted questioning of witnesses to ensure transparency and fairness.

Fijians are reminded to take extra precautions to protect their health as Fiji braces for heavy rain and flash flooding, which could significantly increase the risk of waterborne diseases.

Training has officially kicked off for the supervisors who will oversee enumerators in the upcoming Household Income and Expenditure Survey.

Vodafone has issued a warning to parents ahead of the Back-to-School payout on January 15, urging vigilance against scammers targeting the millions expected to flow through the MPAiSA platform.

Minister for Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa, chaired the second round of the Master Plan Steering Committee, marking another milestone in the development of Fiji’s long-term strategic growth plans.

Cabinet has approved a State Grant for Robert Pearson Miller.

A Central Division Emergency Operation Center has been activated while a team is also monitoring the situation in the Western division in light of the heavy rainfall experienced in certain parts of the country.