A staggering 1200 cases of non-communicable diseases were recorded within the Raiwai-Raiwaqa health subdivision last year.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption confirms that it has received the referral of three complaints from the Fijian Elections Office against the former FijiFirst General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum.

The case of 33- year-old Revoni Yalayala charged with the murder of a taxi driver in Lautoka, has been transferred to the Lautoka High Court today.

The $1.5 million redeveloped iconic Ratu Sukuna Park in the capital city is expected to open by March this year.

The Public Rental Board will complete and manage the long-stalled Lagilagi Housing Estate, offering hope to residents of Jittu Estate who have waited over a decade for affordable housing.

David Group believes that investing in the casino industry could be a viable solution for generating revenue that could be used to strengthen the capabilities of public agencies, police, security forces, and border control in the fight against crime and drugs.

A police officer will appear in the Nadi Magistrates Court today facing charges related to the alleged misappropriation of drugs seized during the major drug bust in Nadi.

Doctor Jemesa Tudravu has confirmed his candidacy for the position of Permanent Secretary for Health.

The Cabinet has approved the review of the Veterinary Surgeons Act of 1956.

The Cabinet has approved the provision of more than $1million to clear outstanding lease payments and lease arrears for 218 farmers.

The landowners of the District of Wailevu in the province of Cakaudrove are calling for immediate action to be taken against Pacific Energy Limited, which they claim has been illegally operating from their fishing grounds without official approval and agreement.

The Fiji Year 12 Examination provisional results have been released by the Education Ministry.