The Department of Environment is expected to hand over the Draft Environment Management (Mangrove Conservation and Management) Regulation to the Solicitor General’s Office following last round of consultation with stakeholders this week.

The Japan International Cooperation Agency and Fiji will continue to strengthen their relationship in areas of mutual interest for common prosperity and sustainable development.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has recorded 183 alleged breaches from last month to date during its inspections.

Amidst a shortage of staff, the Health Ministry is actively working to ensure the safety and well-being of patients in hospitals are not compromised.

The Forensic Science Services has opened a Chemistry Lab at the Lautoka Police Station to enhance its detection capabilities through the use of science and technology.

The Sawakasa farming cluster in Tailevu will be able to increase their production after receiving an excavator from the Agriculture Ministry.

The National Fire Authority is cautioning the public against uncontrolled burning, emphasizing the associated dangers and potential spillover effects.

Fiji National Provident Fund pensioners who had their pension rates reduced now see an increase in their monthly allowance.

The Housing Authority is planning to provide more residential lots as demand for affordable housing is outstripping supply.

Street vendors in the Suva Central Business District have noted a hike in their sales during this festive period.

No one is above the law, warns Chief of Operations, ACP Livai Driu.

In a heartwarming celebration of the festive season, 15 children from the Loloma Home and Care Center were showered with presents and a delightful lunch today.