The Ministry for Home Affairs and Immigration has been made aware of concerns regarding Carpenters Fiji Limited and their alleged practice of retaining passports belonging to immigrant workers.

The Fijian Elections Office has received two complaints regarding the non-declaration of assets against FijiFirst.

A 66-year-old man who made promises to find employment for four Bangladesh nationals eight years ago has been sentenced to eight years imprisonment by the Lautoka High Court.

Digital distractions have been eroding the culture of children reading books at home and in school.

Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica, has revealed a new initiative aimed at connecting more people living in remote and maritime communities.

International Yoga Day is now celebrated annually to spread awareness about health and safety.

Cabinet has approved the re-opening of embassies in Malaysia, Papua New Guinea and the United States.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board will be reviewed.

The proposal for an allowance for the Liuliu ni Yavusa, or tribal leaders, has been approved by the cabinet and will be subject to the normal budgetary process.

A 44-year-old father who raped his biological daughter in Tailevu last year has been sentenced to nine years and seven months imprisonment.

The Fiscal Review Committee believes that there needs to be a complete relook at how tertiary education is funded, as the Tertiary Education Loan Scheme has not worked particularly well.

National Airline, Fiji Airways, has been ranked 15 on the World’s Top 100 Airlines 2023 by SKYTRAX World Airline Awards.