Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad addressed criticisms from Unity Fiji Leader Savenaca Narube regarding the composition and expenses of the government delegation.

Save the Children Fiji has raised alarm over the tragic impact of methamphetamine on young people, with a rising number of children falling victim to overdose deaths and involvement in drug-related activities.

The Suva City Council has proposed the introduction of a “name and shame” approach to recover $37,958,703.21 million rate and rental arrears from ratepayers.

The Ministry of Women is working with the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Rural Development to provide crucial information and empowerment sessions for rural women across Fiji.

The community-based disaster risk management training is focusing on empowering communities in disaster risk management so that no one is left behind during a disaster.

The Ministry of Health strongly debunks the misconceptions about stroke among Fijians which hinders the treatment of people by medical professionals in the country.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is urging employers to commit to full compliance with labour laws, highlighting the importance of a fair, safe, and productive work environment for employees.

The newly commissioned Tokou Village dispensary will benefit more than 500 residents in the Nasinu district on Ovalau Island.

The Swami Vivekananda Cultural Center at the High Commission of India, in collaboration with the Shree Satsang Ramayan Mandali, is organizing a two-day Ramayan Mela starting today.

The Suva City Council has hoisted a red-flag on overtime for workers as it would range from $1.5 to $2 million annually as identified through their audit.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Biman Prasad says that climate change costs will continue to burden Pacific nations, despite their minimal contribution to global emissions.

The University of the South Pacific has denied giving a directive to deny access for Elizabeth Reade Fong and Dr. Tamara Naikatini, both honorary members of the University of the South Pacific Union, to the Laucala campus.