Police are seeking assistance in locating 65-year-old Gideon Singh of Nairai Housing in Raiwai, Suva.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital’s Pediatrics Department has raised concerns about the use of traditional medicine on infants, emphasizing potential risks to the infants’ health and well-being.

More people are likely to be charged in relation to the seizure of more than four tonnes of methamphetamine in Nadi last month.

Residents of Korotari outside Labasa Town will no longer have to source water from a nearby river, following the successful commissioning of their water project.

Acting Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku has urged the Lautoka High Court to review the current bail status for the 13 individuals implicated in connection with the confiscation of over four tonnes of methamphetamine in Nadi.

The Fijian Elections Office will roll out the School Election Toolkits to schools across the country starting next year.

A Lautoka police officer has been ordered by the court not to enter the station unless he is going to sign every Friday.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged ongoing collaboration with the European Union through the ACP Group, particularly in fostering growth in Fiji’s sugar, agriculture, and fisheries industries.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on the European Union to continue its support towards the Pacific to tackle global challenges and promote inclusive economic growth.

More than 50 farmers in Lovoni on Ovalau Island are set to benefit from a 1.2-kilometer access road that is currently under construction.

Acting Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has cautioned any business operator who may be involved in the recent importation of methamphetamine to Fiji.

The Ministry of Health is in the process of expanding its workforce and creating additional positions in key areas within divisional hospitals.