Acting Police Commissioner, Juki Fong Chew has reshuffled a number of Directors to ensure the return on the investment made in training and education.

President of the Fiji Nursing Association Dr Adi Alisi Vudiniabola has condemned the working conditions endured by nurses, describing it as inhumane.

Typhoid is endemic in Fiji and can be life-threatening if left untreated or inadequately treated, and vaccination is the only way forward.

Minister for Communications Manoa Kamikamica who is tasked with investigating Walesi today, says the million-dollar government-funded entity is serving the country well.

The public is being urged to exercise caution when encountering online advertisements claiming to offer free government-sponsored medical insurance or similar benefits.

The death of a man who intervened in a domestic violence incident involving alcohol has come to the attention of the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre who say “Alcohol is never an excuse”.

Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica met with the Kava Taskforce and stakeholders today to discuss the developments in the industry.

The State has been granted a short but critical window to substantiate claims regarding the citizenship status of Grace Road Fiji President, Daniel Kim.

The Education Ministry has announced a revitalized partnership with corporate entities and the government.

Concerns have been raised over prison overcrowding and its detrimental effects.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has discovered that while Digital Finance Service is convenient, it has its own challenges.

Talks are underway for what could potentially become one of the largest development projects in Tavua, known as Vatia City.