The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is under pressure to modernize, as concerns grow over the absence of a whistleblower policy and outdated military justice procedures.

Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau has described the dismantling of the Public Works Department as one of the saddest occasions in Fiji’s history, citing the loss of hundreds of technical staff and millions of dollars in state-owned equipment.

The Health Ministry has received life-saving HIV and TB medicines and diagnostic supplies worth over $600,000 which will strengthen the country’s outbreak response.

The Fiji Taxi Association Labasa branch members have welcomed the government’s decision to reinstate the taxi base and stand system.

Bangladeshi workers employed at Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh’s farm in Waiqele, Labasa, have received their due wages.

A forensic audit into the financial operations of the Nasinu Town Council has revealed that millions of dollars were lost between 2018 and 2020, severely hindering the council’s ability to deliver essential services to its residents.

The Ministry of Health has admitted to a number of shortfalls after Assistant Minister for Finance Esrom Emmanuel revealed it as one of eight ministries being high risk.

In a heartwarming story of hope and healing, Sinariko Maezama from the Solomon Islands brought her daughter, Alihi Tore, to Fiji in search of life-saving medical care.

The Labasa Town Council has strongly rejected claims made by Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry regarding the condition of the Labasa main market.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is calling for a review of compensation, benefits, and career progression to help retain skilled officers.

Occupational health and safety in Fiji remains a growing concern, as outdated laws continue to leave workers exposed to risks in their workplaces.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources is advancing its digital transformation agenda.