The New Zealand Police has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Fiji Police through training and technical aid.

Agriculture Ministry staff have been reminded to use time and government resources wisely, as well as to uphold public service values and conduct.

Minister for Sugar, Charan Jeath Singh, has confirmed the upcoming Sugarcane Growers Council election, signaling a commitment to revitalize democratic processes within the sugar industry.

There has been a notable increase in the uptake of competency-based training schemes, with only 100 spots left to be filled.

President of Fiji Sevashram Sangha, Swami Sanyuktanand, advocates for children to engage in constructive activities instead of spending excessive time on smartphones and social media.

The Indian government has acknowledged its Fijian counterpart for its support for the Temporary Telemetry Center.

A person has been admitted to Lautoka Hospital in critical condition after the vehicle he was traveling in veered off the road and hit an electric post.

The Ministry of Children is concerned over the escalating number of child welfare cases, totaling over 5,000 in the past three years.

Two flats consisting of nine bedrooms made up of timber and concrete were destroyed in a fire this morning in Namudri, Sarava, Ba.

Minister for Health Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu stresses the importance of well-trained and technologically proficient medical imaging professionals in adapting to new advancements.

Minister for Sugar, Charan Jeath Singh, has disclosed plans for an extensive inquiry into the alleged mismanagement of funds within the sugar industry.

The Colonial War Memorial Eye Clinic is actively addressing the increased demand for eye consultations, currently attending to more than 150 patients daily.