The Consumer Council says universities and other short course providers must ensure they have the resources and capacity to deliver programs before advertising, luring and taking payments from students.

A number of activities have been planned in the lead up to a grand Girmit Day celebration at Albert Park on May 15th.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has applauded international health expertise and the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital’s efforts in saving 141 children’s lives in one year.

Women from Lomaiviti and Lau have displayed their impressive range of talents and skills at the Eastern Division Women’s Expo.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga says he has exercised his powers under Section 13B of the Charitable Trusts Act of 1945, when he met with the Fiji Rugby Union yesterday.

The Senior Superintendent of Police Director International Relations, Ulaiasi Ravula, states that the police are aware of the existence of synthetic drugs on the streets, but have deemed the threat to be minimal.

The hopes of kidney disease patients have been boosted, as the construction of the Northern Dialysis Center extension has commenced.

Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has acknowledged the efforts of Sai Sanjeevani Children Hospital in Nasese Suva which has conducted open heart surgeries on children.

The fisheries sector has welcomed the decision by Cabinet to endorse the review the Fisheries Act.

The Fiji Performing Rights Association has put forward a proposal to introduce fees for entry to nightclubs in a bid to filter out troublemakers and those without the means to pay.

The Lands Ministry today handed a royalty payment to the finance minister, totalling $3,673,668.25.

Parents have been reminded to back the dreams of their children and this includes those who have set their sights on making a name in sports.