When parents and guardians fail to fulfill their responsibilities, the consequences can be serious.

The anti-Fukushima nuclear wastewater rally is not only a one-off act taking place in Fiji, as there is concern across the Pacific from communities and even in Japan itself.

Primary and secondary school teachers are leaving the country not only for teaching roles overseas but also for caregiving and manufacturing jobs.

Minister for Infrastructure Ro Filipe Tuisawau has highlighted pressing concerns surrounding accessibility to clean drinking water and untreated water in the country.

The Ministry of Finance is actively involved in reviving the National Planning Office to enhance its collaboration with various ministries and ensure the efficient implementation of the government’s objectives.

Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, visited Nadaro Village in Tailevu yesterday to witness how the Australian government is contributing to climate-resilient infrastructure in Fiji.

Leaders of the Melanesian Spearhead Group met in Port Vila in Vanuatu today to discuss issues that continue to affect the region.

Saudi Arabia will provide 11 fully funded scholarships for Fijian students to pursue studies of their choice at prominent universities in Saudi Arabia.

The release of nuclear wastewater from the Daiichi Fukushima power plant is a huge violation of human rights.

TotalEnergies is making an effort to adapt to the way the energy industry is developing.

New technology and innovation are key drivers in moving the country towards a cashless society.

With the exercise of the right to protest comes greater civic responsibility to maintain the peace and tranquillity of our nation-state.