A group of Fiji National University Bachelor of Dental Surgery graduates are calling for urgent action over delays in their internship placements, saying they have been waiting more than six months to begin work with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

A $56.6 million investment in foreign affairs is facing a major test, as the government demands measurable economic returns from its diplomatic network.

Teacher salary delays, questionable appointments and poor staff allocation are among the issues the Education Ministry is now working to address.

Lau’s vast land resources have not translated into the economic progress many expected.

The country needs reforms that will enable graduates to build meaningful careers in Fiji instead of seeking opportunities overseas, says Opposition MP Rinesh Sharma.

A family in Natavileka, Dawasamu, has lost its home after a fire destroyed their uninsured property while they were attending church on Sunday.

Energy Fiji Limited is driving a $2 billion renewable energy push.

An abandoned $1 million desalination plant in southern Taveuni has become a symbol of the division’s unresolved water crisis.

A stretched health workforce and growing pressure on hospitals have forced government to act.

Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka says the government has protected the areas that matter most to the long-term strength of the tourism and aviation sectors.

Education consultant Dr. Hasmukh Lal says the government’s new budget measures are a positive step.

The State has been granted more time to file disclosures in the case involving Saimoni Rokotunidau who is jointly charged with two others over an incident at a police roadblock in Laqere, Nasinu.