Several TSLS scholarship programmes will have no new intake next year as the Government reassesses Fiji’s workforce needs and waits for existing students to graduate.

The five cases stemming from the major Vatia drug seizure will now be consolidated into one matter ahead of trial next year.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is challenging Opposition MP Hem Chand to provide specific details to support his claims about the Blue Bus Card scheme.

Financial pressure and unstable revenue are limiting Nasinu Town Council’s ability to deliver infrastructure projects and municipal services.

For Simran Prasad, earning her Bachelor of Laws is not just a graduation milestone, it is the result of years of hard work, sacrifice and family support.

The Fiji Football Association has taken disciplinary action against coach, Ravinesh Kumar, following an incident involving a security guard after Dayals Steel Ba’s Extra Battle of the Giants match against Khelvin Realtors Lautoka FC last weekend.

The Fiji Council of Social Services is warning that the proposed police and electoral reforms do not go far enough to ensure independent oversight.

Weak court administration can lead to delays and directly affect people seeking justice across the Pacific.

Fiji Olympian Venice Traill is taking the next step in her sporting journey, this time away from the competition mat and into the world of high-performance coaching.

For Lusia Dokanivalu, what began as a volunteer opportunity became a chance to connect her university studies with conservation work in the field.

Tensions have risen in the Suva Magistrates Court over the disclosure of evidence in the case against former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad.

Iran-aligned Houthis seized control of Yemen’s port city of Mocha on Thursday and advanced down the Red Sea coast ​to strategic islands, military sources said, hours after President Donald Trump said he expected the Iran war to end after the U.S. midterm elections.