Thirty-five certified financial executives and heads of audits from Fiji and the Pacific were part of the Forensic Accounting Conference in Suva yesterday.

Pacific-to-Pacific exchanges, in humanitarian response, serve to strengthen the bond between people and nations.

Assistant Minister for Education, Iliesa Vanawalu says there are plans to explore the expansion of vocational centres within schools across the country.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service will open applications from tomorrow, August 5th for round one Competency Based Training Grants.

Cabinet has approved changes to the policy for housing assistance to fire victims grant.

The Sugarcane Growers Council has processed 98 claims for a value of $231, 500 until June this year.

Suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho in his caution interview had stated that he never gave instructions to close the investigation into the University of the South Pacific.

The Asian Development Bank in its latest Pacific Economic Monitor has stated that Fiji’s fiscal outlook hinges on continued economic recovery into the medium term.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in its latest report has stated that seven juveniles were among the 73 people charged in relation to separate serious offences last month.

The Nausori and Savusavu Town Councils today received two brand new nine-tonne waste compactor trucks valued at $870,000.

A new lifeboat has been launched today for students of the Fiji Maritime Academy.

42 farmers of Nasaqalau Farmers Cluster in Welagi Village, Taveuni are a step closer to achieving their dream of establishing a cooperative.