Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he has read the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Report, which deems the Japanese government’s ALPS treatment process aligned with International Safety Standards.

The coalition government will only borrow domestically to cover 4.8 percent of the 2023–24 National budget deficit.

Thirty-five certified financial executives and heads of audits from Fiji and the Pacific were part of the Forensic Accounting Conference in Suva yesterday.

Pacific-to-Pacific exchanges, in humanitarian response, serve to strengthen the bond between people and nations.

Assistant Minister for Education, Iliesa Vanawalu says there are plans to explore the expansion of vocational centres within schools across the country.

Africa’s run at the Women’s World Cup has been nothing short of extraordinary at the end of the group phase on Thursday as debutants Morocco joined Nigeria and South Africa in the last 16.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service will open applications from tomorrow, August 5th for round one Competency Based Training Grants.

Cabinet has approved changes to the policy for housing assistance to fire victims grant.

The Sugarcane Growers Council has processed 98 claims for a value of $231, 500 until June this year.

Erick Callejas may be just 10 years old – and a lot shorter than the other participants on the soccer pitch – but he has no qualms enforcing the rules as one of the few referees his age.

England held their nerve to earn a stunning win over Australia for the first time at a Netball World Cup and finish top of Group F in South Africa.

The Silver Ferns will meet England in the semi-finals of the Netball World Cup in South Africa on Saturday with plenty to ponder.