Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has officially received the National Youth Council of Fiji Youth Voice declaration from the Minister for Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru, during the opening of the Vueti Kadavu Youth Festival yesterday.

Women, waste pickers and members of the LGBTQ community will now have enhanced waste management capabilities, thanks to a new vehicle presented to the Pacific Recycling Foundation.

Fiji now has its first female Military and Police Advisor to the United Nations.

A 20-year-old yaqona farmer convicted of indecent assault has been handed a suspended sentence by the Labasa High Court.

A 51-year-old farmer from Viligau in Lekutu, Bua, Wahid Ali, was elated when the Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Waterways, Honourable Tomasi Tuinabuna, visited his farm to officially open his completed goat shed.

The Fiji Media Council has today announced Agatha Ferei Furivai as its chair.

Civil society and faith-based organizations are calling for a collaborative effort to prohibit early and forced child marriage in the country.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka helped motivate Colonel Retired James Sanday to apply for the role of Independent Review Lead for the Government’s National Security and Defence Review.

George Fong, the founder of TicketMax Fiji who is stepping foot into the business world today received a major financial boost under the Young Entrepreneurship Scheme grant agreement.

One hundred and eighty three students have turned their dreams into reality, after graduating from the TISI Sangam College of Nursing and Health Care Education in Labasa today.

Women dominate the medical and science fields, as 75 percent of those who graduated from the Fiji National University’s College of Medicine, Nursing, and Health Sciences today were females.

There is an increasing need for diploma and post-degree holders in the engineering profession in Fiji to meet industry demands.