Thirteen of Fiji’s Heads of Missions are in the country for a three-day consultation that will commence tomorrow.

Five of seven patients who were rushed to the hospital over the weekend after consuming Pina Colada at Warwick Resort have now been discharged.

Deputy Prime Minister and Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka remains optimistic that the recent suspected alcohol poisoning incident at the Warwick Fiji Resort will not have a negative impact on Fiji’s tourism industry.

The Fiji Police Force is taking a firm stance against drug-related crimes, and this includes holding its officers accountable.

Fiji Higher Education Commission Chief Executive Dr. Rohit Kishore says, ‘Nothing is free in this world’, amidst a rise in fraudulent institutions falsely promising students’ free programs abroad.

Pacific Polytech is expanding its plans for next year with new programs particularly in agriculture, set to be introduced.

Malake village on Malake Island in the Ra province is still recovering from the devastating impacts of Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Winston that ravaged Fiji eight years ago.

The Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises’ Young Entrepreneurship Scheme has received applications from individuals as old as 74.

The opening of two state-of-the-art facilities in Pinkenba, Brisbane is expected to raise greater cooperation among Pacific countries.

A lack of access to training opportunities has long been a challenge for farmers on remote islands like Moala in Lau.

Two more individuals who fell ill following a suspected alcohol poisoning incident at Warwick Fiji Resort over the weekend are expected to be discharged from the Aspen Lautoka Hospital later this afternoon.

Nineteen children in the Central Division have been diagnosed with HIV so far this year.