The Fiji Trades Union Congress is pushing for more involvement in the pre-departure sessions for workers joining the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme.

GEM (Fiji) Pte Limited, also known as GEM IT Solutions has secured a major contract to supply desktop and laptop computers to all government ministries and departments.

The retirement age, compensation benefits and sick leave entitlements for staff at The Pearl South Pacific Resort & Spa is expected to improve following the signing of a new collective agreement.

Australia on Thursday declined Beijing’s proposal to work together to counter U.S. tariffs, saying instead it would continue to diversify its trade and lower its reliance on China, its largest trading partner.

Adi Cakobau School’s Imeri Nasali and Naitasiri Secondary School’s Rupeni Caucaunibuca Jnr have been crowned the fastest school sprinters in the Triple N Zone after winning the senior girls’ and boys’ 100-metre finals, respectively.

Lelean Memorial School and Adi Cakobau are currently leading the boys and girls division after the conclusion of the first day of the Triple N Zone Athletics competition.

In a studio tucked inside a Shanghai mall, Shirley Chen is living out her K-pop idol dreams.

Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube has questioned the government’s plans for electoral reform, citing concerns over how these changes can be implemented without constitutional amendments.

The planned amendments to the Information Act 2018 aim to strengthen public access to government data, allowing anyone, regardless of their citizenship, literacy, or interest to make requests from public agencies.

Defending their title at the Triple N Zone Athletics competition has not been easy for Nakasi High School, who currently sits at second place in the boy’s division.

The Fiji Secondary Schools Netball Association is requesting Netball Fiji to pay the outstanding sponsorship funds provided by Goodman Fielder Fiji, which were intended to support grassroots netball tournaments across the country.

The lack of data on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) is a major barrier to improving healthcare in many countries including Fiji.