A total of 42 primary and secondary schools did not receive their Free Education Grant during the 2025 academic year after failing to meet financial management and accountability requirements.

Women’s Minister Sashi Kiran has joined many other Fijians in condemning a social media video allegedly mocking sign language and members of the Deaf community.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption spent approximately $19,022 on the investigation and prosecution of former Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde.

A total of 160 Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption matters remained before the courts as at June 30, this year, including 141 at the prosecution stage and 19 on appeal.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection is intensifying multi-agency operations across urban centres to assist people living, sleeping or begging on the streets.

A total of 410 teachers applied for salary upgrades after obtaining and submitting upgraded qualifications between August 2025 and June 2026.

Less than two percent of students were involved in reported drug-related cases in primary and secondary schools over the past three years.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is urging parents and guardians to make children’s safety a priority during the two-week school break.

A man who allegedly murdered a 77- year- old in Martintar Nadi has been advised to seek assistance from Legal Aid Commission.

Queen Victoria School’s Kula Dance triumph has highlighted how students with no previous dance experience discovered their talent through rehearsals.

The Government is expanding Immigration services beyond Fiji’s main urban centres, with new offices set to open in Nakasi and Rakiraki next month.

Government has been asked to make a standard criteria for Fijians to better understand who can apply for legal services from the Legal Aid Commission.