Ministry of Civil Service Permanent Secretary Parmesh Chand has announced plans for collaboration with the Ministry of Finance to establish a comprehensive framework.

The exceptional performance of the Fiji Water Flying Fijians, evident in their 30-22 victory over England yesterday, continues to captivate attention.

The Fijian Teachers Association is reminding the coalition government of the promises it made to its members before the General Election.

A working group, led by the permanent secretary for local government, is currently examining the Local Government Act to pave the way for municipal council elections.

The annual church levy for members of the Methodist Church have been reduced from $15 to $13.50 per member.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Youth Career Fair and Expo is providing a platform for Fijians to explore diverse opportunities.

Higher education institutions play a pivotal role in ensuring the effective utilization of government investments in the education sector.

Crimes against women and children continue to be of concern, as according to police, the July statistics show that the perpetrators were mostly male family members.

Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew says they’ve registered a rise in drug cases across all divisions in July, attributing the increase to a concentrated focus on users, suppliers, and cultivators.

Members of the Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma conference have been reminded of the key issues and challenges facing the country.

Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew has urged his senior command group, including directors and divisional police commanders, to tackle the issue of trust in police reports.

A spotlight has been cast on the Ministry of Civil Service’s approach to upholding performance standards in the absence of formal contracts for civil servants.