Getting students to speak openly about HIV could depend on how well teachers are trained to handle the sensitive issue.

Kava has the potential to become another major industry for Fiji, with the Government looking to expand the sector and increase its contribution to the economy.

Fiji’s growing solar industry is facing a shortage of specialised skills, with more than 20 solar companies needing trained workers.

Fiji is urging global leaders to attend the Pre-COP meeting in October and witness the impacts of climate change in the Pacific first-hand.

The Ministry of Local Government is preparing to appoint administrators to oversee the newly established Navua Town Council.

The Telecommunications Authority of Fiji and Vanuatu’s Telecommunications, Radiocommunications and Broadcasting Regulator have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish closer regulatory cooperation.

True Fitness is expanding to Nadi, with a new True Fitness Nadi Central facility set to open this November.

Iranian leaders are acknowledging the economic toll of war with the U.S., with the supreme leader urging the government to ​address the hardship and the president saying foreign trade has shrunk by a third due to the American sanctions and blockade.

A major milestone was achieved yesterday for Fiji’s only professional rugby league club, the Kaiviti Silktails, with the official opening of their new high-performance gym in Lautoka.

A campaign of forced contraception in Greenland that ran primarily in the 1960s and 1970s violated ​women’s human rights but did not meet the legal definition of genocide, two expert reports concluded on Friday.

Extra Bula FC captain Roy Krishna joined the FIFA Girls’ Football Festival at Tavua Primary School Ground, an initiative delivered in partnership with FIFA and the Fiji Football Association.

Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh is urging religious and community leaders to use Shri Krishna Janmashtami celebrations to guide young people towards healthy, responsible and drug-free lives.