Nurses facing burnout as Fiji short of 600 nurses
The Fiji Nursing Association says Fiji is facing a shortage of about 600 nurses, with those remaining in the public health system
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Medicine shortages continue to affect care for RHD patients in Fiji
Medicine shortages, inconsistent follow-up systems and a lack of awareness continue to create challenges for people living with rh
Cost of living, jobs and affordable education top youth Budget priorities - former Youth Parliamentarian
Former Youth Parliamentarian Patricia Subbaiya rates her confidence in the upcoming National Budget at 5 out of 10, saying young p
Police to investigate alleged preferential treatment claims involving Imran Khan escort
Police have confirmed that their Internal Affairs Unit will investigate claims of alleged preferential treatment involving Imran K
Legal timeframe for issuance of Writ of Elections starts today
The legal timeframe for the issuance of the Writ of Elections starts today based on the current term of parliament, and this means
Two officers linked to Charlie Charters case no longer with FICAC
The two FICAC officers who allegedly divulged information that Fijian-British national Charlie Charters posted on social media abo
Concerns raised about Police Bill, Fremlin says it can allow broader access to phones and private data
Concerns are now being raised regarding certain sections of the Police Bill which is currently undergoing public consultation, as
Concerns raised over EFL tariffs, dividends and electricity meter testing
Concerns over Energy Fiji Limited's tariff-setting process, dividend disclosures and the lack of independent testing of electricit
Tui Nayau issues warning to Govt to act now after surge in drugs washing up across Lau Group
The high chief of Lau Province, Gone Turaga Bale na Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua ko Lau, Tui LauRatu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara has issued
Joshua Rahman challenges re-trial order in Supreme Court
The counsel for Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Aziz Rahman, whose conviction for possessing $31 million worth of cocaine was quashe
Vosarogo urges Mataqali Nabukarabe patience over Nasarava payment dispute, assures payment will be done
Minister for Lands, Filimoni Vosarogo is calling on the Mataqali Nabukarabe to exercise patience and refrain from closing the Nasa
Ministry is not just reporting HIV numbers, we are acting - Dr Mitchell
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is working on a targeted outreach program designed to engage key populations including