The President’s Office terminated the appointment of Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner Dr Jalesi Nakarawa last Thursday following findings of misconduct.

The University of the South Pacific says it is aware of recent social media commentary regarding its Interim Management Group and has clarified that the arrangement was established to ensure leadership continuity.

The crisis at St Giles Hospital is deepening, with more patients presenting with multiple mental health disorders, heavy substance abuse and serious related illnesses.

The Fiji Corrections Service is planning to relocate the Suva Prison as part of a major infrastructure overhaul aimed at addressing overcrowding, flooding and outdated facilities.

Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo says claims of potential oil reserves in Fiji waters need modern validation before any conclusions can be made.

As we look forward to the celebration of International Women’s Day this weekend, Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations Agni Deo Singh is urging Fijians to recognise and value women every day.

Flooding from Cyclone Urmil has severely disrupted the road network, particularly rural roads and low-level crossings, leaving communities cut off and essential travel unsafe.

The Sugar Research Institute of Fiji continues to play a critical role in strengthening the nation’s sugar sector and improving farmers’ livelihoods.

The alleged murder case of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi has been transferred to the High Court.

Concerns are growing over the number of complaints from employers about overseas workers whose skills do not match their qualifications.

The recent cases involving Fijians allegedly engaged in illegal activities in Australia are not connected to workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme.

St. Giles Hospital is seeing a rise in elderly patients presenting with dementia, with many of these cases also involving non-communicable diseases.