The Public Rental Board property along Mead Road in Suva has again come under the spotlight after two men were arrested for allegations of possession of illicit drugs yesterday.

65-year-old Josese Naituku lost all his belongings to a fire that engulfed three houses and a house partially destroyed in Cunningham Stage One, Suva, this morning.

Fifteen youths who initially lived on the street have graduated from Inspire Pacific’s Tagane Mai Program.

With HIV cases increasing at an alarming rate, health officials have called for urgent action to secure the resources needed to fight the epidemic effectively.

New Zealand’s senior barrister, Janet Mason, has confirmed receiving a personal apology from Chief Registrar Tomasi Bainivalu regarding an oversight in her application for a practitioner’s certificate.

Post Fiji has launched its new Electronic Advanced Data system, a game-changing tool integrated into the Customs Declaration System to streamline postal services for Fijians.

The National Fire Authority has stated that its response time to the major fire in Valelevu, Nasinu yesterday, which destroyed a number of businesses, was sufficient.

The Legal Practitioners Unit has apologized to New Zealand senior barrister Janet Mason for oversight in processing her application for a practitioner’s certificate in Fiji.

The recent report of 1,093 new HIV cases has sparked widespread concern, with various sectors of society calling for urgent action to address the rising crisis.

The public can expect enhanced service delivery from the National Fire Authority with the inclusion of 90 new officers who graduated today after several weeks of training.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica has expressed optimism about the economy, stating that it looks very promising.

The Fijian government has reaffirmed its commitment to human rights, including addressing discrimination and improving the country’s human rights institutions.