The National Fire Authority has warned the public not to attempt extricating victims from road accidents.

Ba Hospital, managed by Aspen Medical has become the first hospital in the Pacific to receive the Gold Seal of Approval from Joint Commission International.

The Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry has warned that the proposed Employment Relations Bill could be used against business owners.

Twenty-nine people are being treated at the Sigatoka Hospital following a serious road accident along Queens Road this afternoon.

Three hundred and eighty-nine traditional titles in the province of Tailevu remain vacant.

Vio Island, outside Lautoka has taken a major step toward resilience and sustainability with the opening of a new evacuation centre and the upgrade of its solar mini-grid system.

Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry Charan Jeath Singh has condemned a video circulating on social media that contains remarks criticising other faiths and questioning interfaith participation and religious celebrations.

The growing concerns of drug abuse, peer pressure, and social struggles among youths have prompted religious committees to take stronger action within their communities.

The Pacific Community has opened the region’s first-ever Cryopreservation Laboratory at its Centre for Pacific Crops and Trees.

Owners and masters of three overseas-registered yachts have been charged for advertising charter and paid cruising services within Fiji waters.

The National Fire Authority is urging members of the public, homeowners, and occupants to remain vigilant in and around their homes to help prevent fires.

The Employment Ministry has made it clear that the proposed $1 million fine and 20-year jail term under the Employment Relations Bill will not apply to employers who make honest mistakes but to those who intentionally cheat their workers.