Three teams from the Ministry of Employment are visiting Fijian workers across various states in Australia.

The University of the South Pacific has received a full patent registered with the Indian Patent Office for a system that addresses cyber-attacks against power grids.

The Consumer Council, in collaboration with the Suva City Council health inspectors, conducted a joint inspection at a major wholesaler, uncovering alarming food safety violations.

A heavy rain alert remains in effect for the Yasawa and Mamanuca groups, Viti Levu, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands as well as Moala and the Southern Lau group.

Over 200 villagers of Vuci, Tokatoka in the Province of Tailevu welcome their newly built community hall and farm access road as an early gift for Christmas.

Fijian Research Fellow specializing in Food Systems, Climate Change, and Planetary Health at Harvard University, Dr. Nile Nair, has raised concerns about the unrecognized impacts of climate change on the health of island communities.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces emphasizes the crucial role of leaders in driving positive change and delivering results that align with RFMF’s strategic goals.

The coalition government is here with a vision and is determined to achieve it says Minister for Multi-Ethnic Charan Jeath Singh.

Aspen Medical Foundation, the registered charity of Aspen Medical, has announced $80,000 worth of scholarships for nurses at Lautoka and Ba hospitals.

The Fiji Corrections Service will no longer be able to provide tent on loan free of charge for personal or community events and engagements.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he is aware that a faction in “The People’s Alliance” plans to form a new party for the next general election in 2026.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka calls on the empowerment of people to strengthen their capabilities in order to overcome the challenges in this unprecedented era.