The Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service will be working with relevant government agencies and the private sector to address the large number of students not completing their studies.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji says the country’s macroeconomic performance in the first half of the year is in line with the projected eight percent growth for 2023.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has recorded a total of 65 complaints with a monetary value of over $20,000 against money lenders from 2018 till date.

Two reviews for holistic reform of the law and rules governing civil procedure in both the High Court and the Magistrates Court have been approved by the cabinet.

Balancing political survival and government survival is crucial to ensure that we have a healthy fiscal status.

The Construction, Energy, and Timber Workers Union claims the five percent pay rise announced by Energy Fiji Limited for staff below the management level has been done in bad faith.

St. Giles Hospital in Suva is currently under the pump as they are operating at 50 percent staff capacity due to mass staff movement and migration.

The Higher Salaries Commission Policy will enable the formulation of relevant legislative mechanisms to re-establish the Commission.

A 16-year-old student has been allegedly found in possession of dried leaves believed to be marijuana.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service welcomes the 2023-24 National Budget saying it has taken a balanced approach.

Asinate Lewabeka, a 64-year-old Collection Pillar of Recycling, has expressed gratitude towards the Pacific Recycling Foundation for its unwavering support.

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says the government faced challenges during the formulation of the national budget, including the burden of existing debt and the impact of global economic conditions.