A child well-being center, a first for Fiji will soon be established.

The Ministry of Trade, Small and Medium Enterprises says that they are constantly working on providing equal opportunities for members of the disabled community to venture into SME businesses to support themselves better.

The 2024–2025 scholarship budget will be based on the premise and rationale of allowing greater access to human capital development.

More than 95 per cent of the Fijian population have access to basic drinking water services, and according to a water mapping survey conducted in 2022, about one-third of water systems are being managed by rural water committees.

The Macuata Youth Council has been reminded that the solutions to issues involving youths around Fiji are on the youths and active youth groups themselves.

The Ministry of Education has registered its TVET section under the Fiji Higher Education Act 2008, allowing it to offer National Qualifications in secondary schools.

A political expert believes that a drastic change is taking place in FijiFirst reflecting a decline in their vote-pulling power compared to the 2014, 2018, and 2022 elections.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and his New Zealand counterpart have pledged to bolster their countries’ joint efforts to combat the growing drug trafficking problem in the Pacific region.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visited the Fiji Police Detector Dog Unit today, emphasizing New Zealand’s commitment to assisting Fiji and the region in combating narcotics.

Former ANZ Bank Officer Sofia Khan and her de facto partner Jean Baleinabuli, who allegedly laundered over $230,000 have been released on bail by the Suva Magistrates Court.

In a mission to help safeguard people from the impacts of natural disasters, Fiji has taken a significant stride to set up its own Multi-Hazard Early Warning System.

Residents of Nakabuta in Wainunu, Bua, are living in fear of being either buried or washed away due to the active landslide in the area.