Suva lawyer Barbara Malimali has been appointed as Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption commissioner.

The Ministry of Education has established a rehabilitation unit within its asset and infrastructure section to expedite school repairs across the country.

Fiji’s participation in the PACER Plus trade agreement will depend on whether it serves the country’s economic interests, says Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica.

The District of Udu in Macuata remains hopeful for a rural road extension from Cawaro to Nukusa and Vunikodi village to improve public access and transportation of produce and villagers.

A recent study conducted by a public health researcher has highlighted alarming levels of public stigma towards mental illness among Fiji National University students.

The Wairabetia project in Lautoka which was approved for lease in 2017 has now reached completion.

The Ministry of Employment is set to implement amendments to the Health and Safety at Work (General Workplace Conditions) Regulations 2024.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is calling on Fijians to remain vigilant against potential price gouging and scams as they enjoy the Hibiscus Festival.

Acting Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has lauded Fexco Fiji Limited for their transformative impact on the e-commerce and financial landscape in Fiji.

WOWS Kids Fiji reveals that 16 children have lost their lives to cancer between January and August this year.

There is a continuous disregard for the enforcement of the Litter Act of 2008, which is a concern for the Environment Ministry.

The outstanding town rates across Fiji have reached $67.2 million as of August 30th this year.