Attendants at the Women Invigorating the Nation Convention in Suva over the past two days have been commended for investing in their personal development.

Fiji has been commended for its humanitarian assistance to New Zealand in response to the recent Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle.

The government has absolutely nothing to do with the charges laid against former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica.

Several Police Officers from the Pacific Region have completed a three-day workshop aimed at enhancing their digital forensic capabilities.

The Ministry of Agriculture is monitoring the impact of recent heavy rainfall on various agricultural sectors.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu has reminded provincial council staff, the council chair, and administrators in Lomaiviti and Kadavu to communicate a lot, love one another, and continue doing the great work of serving the welfare of itaukei villages and communities.

About 2000 applications have been received for board appointments and senior public service positions.

Fiji has the lowest recidivism rate in its history, at 1.36 percent.

The Fiji National University has organized a nationwide Careers Teachers Workshop to provide career teachers with guidance and vital information so that they can assist secondary students in deciding on a career path.

Cane farmers have been reminded to use fertilizers on time during this cane planting season.

You must hold the government to its election promises.

Around 130,000 Fijians in the Northern Division will now have better health protection following the commissioning of the Environmental Health Laboratory.