Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister Pita Wise has voluntarily resigned from the position.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has called on world leaders to take bold actions to eliminate harmful subsidies that fuel illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.

Thirty-one personnel from the Fiji Correction Services are currently undergoing a three day Occupational Health and Safety training course.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Ro Jone Kalouniwai has broken his silence on the release of self-declared 2000 coup leader George Speight and mutiny leader Shane Stevens from prison last week.

The resignation of an average of 93 teachers per month from the Ministry of Education between January 1st and August 31st this year has raised serious concerns about the state of Fiji’s education system.

The Ministry of Environment has flagged a critical gap in litter laws, revealing that fines for illegal dumping can only be issued if offenders are caught in the act by an authorized officer.

The Great Council of Chiefs emphasizes the urgent need for the establishment of a national intelligence network to address the infiltration of illicit drugs into Fiji’s rural villages.

General Practitioner Dr. Rayneel Singh believes that much more needs to be done in the fight against non-communicable diseases, which remain a significant health crisis for the country.

Radiology services at the Nausori, Valelevu, Vunidawa, and Korovou health centers are currently not operational.

Decked Out Fiji Group has joined the fight against cancer, as it has committed to donate three percent of its total sales to the Fiji Cancer Society.

New Immigration officers are currently undergoing training on border enforcement, immigration laws, visa processing, human trafficking, and people smuggling.

A total of 24 stress-related cases have so far been recorded in both primary and secondary schools around the country from January to August this year.