Health Information Officers have completed specialised training aimed at modernising the death registration system and improving the accuracy and timeliness of national mortality statistics.

Church leaders and government stakeholders took part in a two-day workshop to strengthen responses to drug abuse and addiction.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is calling on schools to ensure the timely and efficient use of infrastructure grants.

Diabetes affects close to one in six adults, with less than half previously unaware of their condition.

ICT prices are set to soar as global AI demand surges.

Nadi is facing a daily parking crisis as the number of vehicles on the road outpaces the town’s capacity.

Patients visiting the Colonial War Memorial Hospital should expect delays in several key services following water damage caused by recent heavy rainfall.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Sakiasi Ditoka, has met with the British High Commissioner to Fiji, Kanbar Hossein-Bor, to reaffirm strong Fiji–UK relations.

Fishers will now be able to maintain catch freshness, reduce post-harvest losses, and increase income following the commissioning of a modern ice plant at the Taveuni Fisheries Station.

The Judicial Services Commission will not publicly comment on the appointment of Acting Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Lavi Rokoika while the matter remains before the High Court.

Energy Fiji Limited and the Fiji Electricity Workers Association have concluded negotiations on the 2025 Log of Claims, resulting in improved benefits for union members effective last month.

The National Fire Authority is taking steps to boost female participation in its workforce, addressing infrastructure and workplace challenges in a traditionally male-dominated service.