District representatives from the Lau Province were reminded of the crucial roles they play in driving holistic development.

A body has been recovered from the Rewa River.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu, highlights the need for more traditional chiefs in Lomaiviti to be traditionally installed.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere commends the country for efforts to boost its trade relations with North America, including Canada.

Two men who allegedly stole $20,000 in Toorak in Suva last month have been further remanded.

The Ministry for Fisheries and Forestry is urging the people of Lomaiviti to seek assistance from the Ministry and explore development opportunities.

The Ministry of Women has joined forces with representatives from the international non-profit organization Days of Girls, dedicated to eliminating the stigma and limitations that girls face in relation to menstruation.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka responded to questions regarding the funding of increased salaries for parliamentarians by hinting at unexpected details to be revealed in the national budget next Friday.

The Ministry of Women and Children reports a disturbing increase in young people engaging in prostitution to obtain drugs.

In his address at the launch of the National Sustainable Tourism Framework yesterday, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasized the necessity of fostering the growth of tourism to complement other sectors in the economy.

The Supreme Court will give their opinion next Friday on the referral by the cabinet, in regards to the interpretation of section 105(2)(b) of the Constitution.

Wastes from all the government hospitals around Western Division is being incinerated at the Navosa Hospital.