The current statistics on heart disease in Fiji place a significant burden not only on the Ministry’s resources but also on the country as a whole, says Minister for Health and Medical Services, Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed deep sympathy over the passing of the late Dr. Isireli Biumaitotoya, a well-known Nadi-based medical doctor and social media influencer.

The importance of collecting and sharing reliable data was highlighted at a workshop organized by the International Labour Organization in Nadi today, with leaders emphasizing that statistics play a crucial role in addressing climate-driven labour market shocks across the Pacific.

A school teacher who is alleged to have been involved in an accident in Labasa last month has been released on strict bail condition by the Magistrates Court.

The first state witness took the stand in the case against lawyer Amrit Sen, who faces multiple serious charges, including the alleged murder of John Rusiate, also known as John Pelo, in June 2022.

The proposed Matanataki Pacific Fund 1 is being developed to support community-based, gender-equitable, and climate-resilient businesses across Fiji and six other Pacific Island countries.

ADRA Fiji has officially launched the CanDo4 Project, a strategic initiative aimed at enhancing disaster preparedness and response across Fiji’s Central Division.

An 85- year- old woman has died in a fire at Vusuya in Nausori on Sunday morning.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications Manoa Kamikamica says the government is working on new rental laws that will better protect both tenants and landlords in Fiji.

Fiji has taken a bold step towards inclusive and sustainable growth with the launch consultation of the Matanataki Pacific Fund 1, an initiative that embeds gender equity and climate resilience at the heart of development financing.

The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence on the Trademarks Amendment Bill heard that gaps in the country’s trademark legislation continue to create challenges for businesses and communities, decades after the law was first introduced.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is yet to confirm whether he will attend the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders meeting in Honiara, the Solomon Islands next week.