Eight primary school students are still admitted with serious injuries at the Lautoka Hospital following a bus accident yesterday.

The villagers of Nawailevu in Bua have embarked on a journey to help restore their land that was used for bauxite mining over the last decade.

European Union entities and citizens have registered 14 projects in Fiji between 2021 and 2022, valued at $68 million.

In a recent decision by the cabinet, the iTaukei Lands and Fisheries Commission, also known as Veitarogi Vanua, is set to undergo significant changes.

The Great Council of Chiefs review committee has received a notable submission regarding the establishment of an iTaukei rural bank.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation is urging authorities to investigate a suspected oil spill along the Nasese foreshore.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Engineers Regiment will increase its staff establishment.

The Fiji Higher Education Commission is conducting research to identify the ease with which high school and tertiary graduates are able to find jobs.

In response to the evolving landscape of cyber threats, Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says the government is undertaking a comprehensive review of the 2015 National Cyber Security Strategy.

The government supports the United Nations Capital Development Fund’s Pacific Insurance for vulnerable communities.

Tourism Fiji intends to tap into some new markets with high-value travellers.

Another cleanup campaign has been scheduled at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva this Saturday.