The number of awards under Fiji’s National Achievement Scholarship Scheme for higher education will increase from 3,000 to 4,000, with students also given greater flexibility in choosing programmes within national priority areas.

Fiji is looking at how to enforce a proposed social media ban for children aged 16 and under.

The Levuka World Heritage Building Rehabilitation Project has officially been unveiled, marking a major step towards restoring and protecting Fiji’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A friendship that began at Natabua High School has now reached another milestone, with two friends graduating together from the University of the South Pacific.

The tourism sector is backing the Government’s coordinated response following Cabinet’s declaration of the HIV outbreak as a national crisis.

Fiji and Japan are reaffirming their longstanding partnership, with discussions focusing on police cooperation, maritime security and digital transformation.

Children have taken the lead in an environmental clean-up at Suva Point, highlighting the importance of protecting Fiji’s natural environment.

More support is needed for children leaving residential care when they turn 18, particularly young girls and those living with disabilities.

More than 56,000 children across Fiji have been screened for heart problems as health teams push for early detection and treatment.

A 31-year-old man is expected to appear at the Suva Magistrates Court tomorrow, Monday 14 September, charged with one count of burglary.

A 23-year-old RFMF trainee has made history by becoming the first woman to receive the Best Trainee in Carpentry Award at the Engineers Regiment Trade Training School.

For one mother, Friday’s graduation ceremony was more than watching her youngest daughter receive a degree.