The Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants and the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service have officially announced a transformative collaboration aimed at advancing the accounting profession in Fiji.

Around 24,000 active beneficiaries of bus fare assistance under the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection have accumulated balances and have not been utilizing the assistance, raising concerns about the program’s effectiveness.

In light of the disturbing increase in road fatalities, the Land Transport Authority examiners and driving schools across the country are now under heightened scrutiny.

Minister for Employment Agni Deo Sing has expressed disappointment over the FijiFirst government’s failure to appoint liaison officers in several states across Australia when they were in power.

The Restore Blue Symposium gets underway in Suva today with the aim of getting the police to answer to only one thing, and that is the law.

The Initiative for Climate Action Transparency Phase Two project is currently in progress, primarily focusing on the national greenhouse gas and inventory management system.

Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu revealed that the nation currently boasts 24,174 agricultural households engaged in growing vegetables at subsistence, semi-commercial, and commercial levels.

In a significant stride towards strengthening diplomatic ties, Fiji and the United Kingdom have formalized a new strategic communications partnership.

Police are still searching for a 19-year-old youth who is believed to have drowned in Rewa River yesterday morning.

The University of the South Pacific’s staff and students plan to peacefully protest outside the venue of the 96th USP Council meeting.

The imbalance between the number of primary and secondary schools is one factor that leads to difficulties in student placement.

Empower Pacific Board Chair, Kokela Naicker has emphasized the urgent need to transform social norms that perpetuate violence against women and girls.