The habit of giving out sensitive or confidential information about the Fiji Correction Services to the public must stop.

The China International Development Cooperation Agency aims to increase support for Fiji’s socioeconomic development priorities in vital sectors such as health, education, agriculture and fisheries, trade, and investment.

iTaukei Land Trust Board Chief Executive Solomoni Nata is urging the lessees to update their payments, emphasizing that court proceedings are still on the table for failure to comply.

The trial of Ruci Kalokalo and Laisiasa Rokobici, a couple facing charges of manslaughter and unlawfully burying their daughter, took an unexpected turn as they arrived late, prompting the judge to issue a bench warrant.

In a bid to shine spotlight on a silent, significant heart health issue that affects countless lives around the world, the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital today launched the Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week.

The Ministry of Fisheries is taking an initiative focusing on promoting aquaculture in rural areas under the new ‘Minister’s Program’.

Wainiyavu Villagers in Namosi are demonstrating how Yaqona farming has significantly elevated their standard of living.

Fiji Navy Commander Commodore Humphrey Tawake says they will continue to reaffirm their commitments in the country.

The Fiji Meteorological Services has predicted a high chance of receiving above 100mm of rainfall between February and April in the sugarcane belt areas.

Fiji has only one registered veterinary officer out of the four positions available in the Ministry of Agriculture.

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Co-operatives Manoa Kamikamica says cancer knows no boundaries.

Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka has revealed the government’s plans to construct an airport in Yasawa.