Nurse Practitioner Maikeli Cabemaiwai warns of the dangerous complications of mini-strokes if they go untreated.

The Higher Education Commission of Fiji is working with the iTaukei Affairs Ministry to establish higher education institutions in the 14 provinces, along with Rabi, Kioa, and Rotuma.

Fisheries officers in the Northern Division have raised several concerns during the visit of the new Minister, Alitia Bainivalu.

The establishment of the new Department for Children will take time as numerous policies need to be considered.

Consumer Council of Fiji Chief Executive Seema Shandil says that persistent issues in some supermarkets include selling expired products, substandard quality, rotten fruits and vegetables, and poor meat quality.

A speed camera was officially handed over to the Fiji Police Force which will assist in its traffic operations.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption and the Fiji Corrections Service are working on fostering a more open relationship.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is currently attending the 10th Summit of the Pacific Island Leaders Meeting in Japan.

A multi-country Western Pacific Integrated HIV/Tuberculosis Programme will be implemented in Fiji.

Save the Children Fiji has strongly condemned the sexual abuse of children revealed by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions statistics for June.

Human trafficking and child labour are complex issues that require immediate and decisive action.

The chiefly village of Viseisei in Vuda, Lautoka generates $10,000 monthly from daily tourist visits.