An active trough of low pressure associated with tropical disturbance, TD05F, continues to affect the Fiji group.

The Ministry of Health stresses the need to enhance its Wellness Department with additional skilled professionals to effectively address emerging threats and diseases.

The villagers and students of Namara, in the province of Ra, have acknowledged the government for their timely assistance in funding the Fulton Primary School water project worth $160,000 that will also benefit the Naqaqa SDA Primary School.

Accessing markets and earning the right price for environmentally sustainable products is one of the major challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in the country.

The Consumer Council is warning Fijians to beware of the services provided by visa consultants in Fiji and Australia.

The Ministry of Social Protection will soon appoint a Board of Visitors for each aged care homes.

The Cabinet has endorsed the development of the Women’s Economic Empowerment National Action Plan for 2024-2029.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund launched a new Government Grant Cane Farm Loan product that will complement in revitalizing the industry.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka outlined the nation’s economic trajectory and the pivotal role of sustainability in the tourism industry.

Four people are being questioned at the Lautoka Police Station in relation to the seizure of more than 12 kilograms of cocaine, destined for overseas delivery.

A weak trough of low pressure currently sits just north of Fiji, bringing associated cloud cover and showers.

Minister for Trade and Commerce Manoa Kamikamica says Fiji remains committed to addressing the issue of fisheries subsidies at the upcoming World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi.