Health teams are carrying out a nationwide dengue clean-up campaign to prevent a possible outbreak as rainy weather continues across the country.

Ninety Fijian workers will depart for Australia this week under the government’s labour mobility scheme, expanding overseas employment opportunities for local families.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji is struggling to reach full staffing due to high training costs and a shortage of qualified professionals.

Lalakoro residents in Seaqaqa are urging authorities to intervene after a Rural Services Licence (RSL) operator left students in the area without reliable transportation.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is stepping up land development efforts, with new residential subdivisions now ready for sale and more infrastructure work underway in agricultural areas.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection has met with the Chair of the Education Commission to strengthen collaboration on inclusive education, child protection, girls’ access to schooling, and targeted support for vulnerable learners.

Fiji is stepping up efforts to reduce its heavy reliance on imported dairy products with the commissioning of a new semi-indoor feed facility at the Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute.

Business development and progress in the Northern Division should motivate local young entrepreneurs to invest, rather than relying solely on large companies and overseas investors.

The Government has confirmed it will not pursue an appeal against a recent High Court ruling in the matter of Barbara Malimali v The President of Fiji and Others, signalling its acceptance of the Court’s decision and reaffirming its commitment to the rule of law and constitutional governance.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji has assured the Standing Committee on Social Affairs that it remains financially stable and operationally effective.

A 24-year-old man charged with obtaining financial advantage by deception has been released on police bail.

The Fiji Performing Rights Association Awards are returning after a two-year hiatus, with organisers promising a refreshed approach for 2025.