Over 5,000 members of the Fijian diaspora gathered at Mangere Centre Park in Auckland, New Zealand yesterday to celebrate Fiji’s 54th year of independence.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Reconciliation and Restoration Team conducted an awareness session for retired personnel at Tuvasu Hall at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua, Suva yesterday.

The Fiji Development Bank will be able to assist the Lands Ministry in evaluating critical state and crown land lease information.

The construction industry, like many sectors, is steadily recovering from the setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Tailevu Provincial Council Chair, Rusiate Tudravu, highlights that flooding issues in the villages are primarily due to drainage problems.

The newly refurbished quarters at Vunitogoloa Nursing Station in Ra will significantly enhance healthcare service, says Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu.

Thousands of people gathered at the Damodar City Complex in Labasa to be part of the ACCF & LTA Diwali Dhoom celebration last night.

Many farmers still struggle to adopt sustainable farming practices due to a lack of knowledge and resources.

The Fiji Mushroom Association and the Foundation for the Education of Needy Children will work together to initiate a community-based mushroom cultivation program aimed at empowering vulnerable families.

The Education Ministry has paid Vodafone Fiji Limited the difference in bus fares as per the new rates that came into effect on September 1st.

Fiji’s own Karaoke King Sunny Boy is excited to be performing again on the local stage.

The Public Service Commission reveals that the public sector has seen a sharp decline in its workforce, with the number of civil servants falling to 25,299 by August this year.