Disturbing incidents of bullying is driving the Education Ministry to seek innovative solutions for crisis management.

Talks are still ongoing between the government and the landowners regarding the Viria Water Treatment Plant in Naitasiri.

A cancer patient was placed at a crossroads to choose between life and death, as she could not afford to pay for transportation to receive treatment in the Northern Division.

In light of a recent surge in fraudulent online schemes promising exponential returns, Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica is urging Fijians to exercise caution and conduct thorough research before considering any investment opportunities.

The Fiji National University is embarking on a comprehensive review of the conditions governing its professorship roles.

The nation mourns the loss of Ratu David-George Leonard Toganivalu, a distinguished figure who left an indelible mark on countless lives.

Cabinet has granted approval for the release of a report on Tobacco Control.

Mental health issues among students and staff at universities have seen a concerning rise in recent years, prompting calls for urgent and empathetic attention.

The Ministry of Health is currently facing challenges in filling radiographer positions due to a shortage in the market.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji will soon receive $1.6 million worth of new equipment to mitigate the devastating impact of an oil spill on the marine environment.

Efforts to bolster investigative interviewing capabilities within the Fiji Police Force have gained momentum.

Sixty students have been displaced by a fire at Queen Victoria School yesterday afternoon.