The Suva City Council has returned the waste management assets to the Nasinu Town Council, which will enable them to better serve its ratepayers.

The Prime Minister Business Award is one of the premier events in terms of recognizing the private sector’s contribution towards the country’s economic development.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, met with executives from the non-government organization, Inspire Pacific, to collaborate in the space of children’s rehabilitation and wellbeing.

Fiji has been elected as Vice Chair of the Labour Rights Advisory Board under the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Agreement relating to Supply Chain Resilience.

Fijians will now be able to access a reliable mechanism which will address their grievances, thereby fostering trust and confidence in Fiji’s financial sector.

Children as young as a ten-year-old have been discovered engaging in abuse of substances and drugs, which increases their vulnerability to human trafficking.

Pacific Specialist Healthcare (PSH) is set to launch its open-heart surgical program within the next 2-3 weeks, marking a significant milestone for healthcare in Fiji.

One of the participants of the 2016 Womens Mock Parliament who has made it into parliament believes the mock parliament serves as a critical step in building confidence among women, showing them that they are capable decision-makers.

The new planted forest policy will define sustainability for various categories of planted forests and establish a methodology for measurement reporting and verification.

Children experiencing pain from tooth decay often do not recognize it or choose to ignore it, which allows the condition to progress unchecked.

A number of inmates require tailor-made rehabilitation programs to fully recover before being reintegrated into society.

The Fiji Council of Churches is pleading with the government for a piece of land to build a rehabilitation center immediately.