While the Fiji Nursing Association is threatening industrial action over pay discrepancies and staffing issues, Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu says they remain open for further dialogue.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways has signed the Drainage Board Agreement, allocating approximately $3.4 million to the three Drainage Board Committees appointed earlier this year in the Central, Western, and Northern Divisions.

The Land Transport Authority and NESCAFE have launched the “Stop, Revive, Survive” road safety campaign for this month.

The Indonesian government has donated medical equipment valued at $428,000 to the Health Ministry.

Telecom Fiji has donated $5000 and entered a team for the 2024 Frank Hilton Organization Charity Wheelbarrow Race.

The Republic of Fiji Navy acknowledges the recent grounding incident involving one of its patrol boats that was midway through a two-week patrol task.

The 19 FijiFirst Members of Parliament met today to look at the repercussions of what transpired yesterday.

Pressure is mounting on the government to increase the minimum wage to $5 per hour or more, alongside a substantial rise in social welfare spending.

Young investors are increasingly participating in the stock exchange, according to South Pacific Stock Exchange.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has commended the significant yet relatively small contribution of Fijian workers to New Zealand’s Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme during his recent visit to Fiji.

Fiji is developing a National Digital Strategy that will focus on cyber security and data protection.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has been provided with a mobile telephone, according to the Fiji Corrections Service (FCS).