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Support the work of the Fiji Police Force, and stop the unwarranted attacks on the officers who are working tirelessly to keep our communities safe.

Fijians have been urged to comply with the Energy Fiji Limited Safety Act and not to build infrastructure directly under power lines.

Head of Health Protection at the Ministry of Health Dr Aalisha Sahukhan says border control is not something that works very well in terms of infectious diseases such as measles.

The Real Estate Agents Licensing Board has started its public consultations on the review of the Real Estate Agents Act 2006.

The Water Authority of Fiji is working to keep its major water treatment plants up and running to avoid major water disruptions in Suva.

Melanesian countries have the capacity to strengthen its electoral processes and to be at par with international countries says the Melanesia Spearhead Group Director General, Amena Yauvoli.

The Science Challenge held to attract students to STEM subjects.

The head of the Fiji Police Force has questioned why critics of the police are silent when officers are physically attacked or threatened in their line of work.

Two people have been electrocuted in the past three weeks.

There have been four confirmed cases of measles since the announcement of an outbreak in the Wailali settlement, Wainadoi last week.

Fourteen men alleged to have been involved in the attack against Police Officers have been further remanded.

Five people charged with serious assault for allegedly assaulting police officers on Sunday afternoon have been remanded in custody.