New Zealand High Commissioner to Fiji, Charlotte Darlow, says Fiji can expect further funding for health infrastructure refurbishment in the near future.

The annual number of new HIV cases has surged from 82 in 2017 to a staggering 415 in 2023, with projections suggesting that the numbers could double again in 2024.

The Ministry of Transport has emphasized the importance of regulatory compliance in maritime operations.

Minister for Women, Lynda Tabuya, officiated alongside the United States Ambassador to Fiji, Marie Damour, for the graduation ceremony of 150 women who successfully completed capacity-building training provided by the Ba Women’s Forum.

A 30-man pine logging crew is now camping in Muani Village in Ravitaki, Kadavu, to carry out logging.

Over 700 schools are expected to participate in the Adopt-a-Ship programme.

Permanent Secretary for Trade Shaheen Ali emphasizes the potential of Labasa to drive Fiji’s economic growth.

The Fiji Medical Association highlights significant challenges facing Fiji’s healthcare infrastructure.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has expressed gratitude for Fiji’s involvement in the 10th World Water Forum.

There is a lot more on display now in the Fiji Museum compared to before.

Nasinu town Special Administrators Chair, Felix Magnus says that they are in talks with the Fiji Rugby Union to establish a 25,000-seat stadium in Nasinu.

Farmers from Rakiraki, Ba, Tavua, and Lautoka recently participated in a two-day training session on small ruminant management and care at the Yasiyasi Goat Station in Sigatoka.