Ratu Naivalu Memorial School on Wayalailai Island in the Yasawa Group has received a fibreglass boat and an outboard engine.

Senior Barrister Janet Mason is confident that the recommendations made following the Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali if implemented will restore the public’s trust.

One of the two men seen on CCTV allegedly breaking into a home in Namena Road, Raiwasa has been charged.

A two-year-old in the Western Division is Fiji’s youngest known Type 1 diabetes case.

A leading heart surgeon is urging stronger government collaboration with private healthcare providers to ease pressure on Fiji’s overwhelmed health system.

Thirty-five officers from the National Fire Authority graduated in Suva yesterday after completing specialised training in Urban Search and Rescue Level 1 and Swift Water Rescue.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander, Major General Jone Kalouniwai, has called for a united and comprehensive approach to tackle security challenges in the Asia-Pacific.

Out of the 16,000 agricultural land leases in the country, about one-third were not being utilised.

Lautoka High Court Judge, Justice Aruna Aluthge, says it is the first time he has encountered a case where accused persons plead guilty and then must decide whether to become state witnesses in the same matter.

Goundar Shipping Limited Managing Director George Goundar has indicated that the mishap at the Suva Harbour regarding the Lomaiviti Princess II was not the works of the company.

The counsels for former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chief Executive, Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and Chief Financial Officer Vimlesh Sagar have been given time to go through proposed agreed documents which are part of the pretrial conference.

Investigations have revealed that four confirmed cases of meningococcal disease are not epidemiologically linked, meaning the individuals had no known contact with one another during their incubation or illness periods.