The first-ever school pass-out parade for Lomaivuna Secondary School was a bitter-sweet moment for head boy Vinen Shankar Narayan.

The Fiji delegation at the 28th United Nations Conference of Parties in Dubai strongly advocated for the priorities outlined by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka as the event nears its closing.

The Suva City Council is concerned about loitering in the municipal market and bus stand area of the Capital City.

There is more buzz in the tourism industry during this festive season, with 12 cruise liners expected to arrive in the country.

Two crucial sectors, the Ministry of Public Works and the Fiji Meteorological Services, will undertake job evaluations to strengthen capacity and retain their workforce.

The Mini Career’s Expo organized by the Ministry of Civil Service recorded a good turnout in the first two days.

Public funds will not be enough to finance the Nationally Determined Contributions of developing countries such as Fiji.

Healthcare professionals are taking part in a weeklong gender-based violence training.

Public safety in the capital city is paramount and police visibility is key.

Rescue teams are at a site of an accident in Samabula, Suva at this hour.

Fiji’s first-ever Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey reveals alarming statistics of early and forced child marriages in Fiji.

In an effort of trying to attract more visitors into the country, Tourism Fiji continues to partner with big brands.