The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has called on the government to improve national systems that address gender inequality and violence against women and girls.

For the first time in four decades, 113 graduates from the Centre for Appropriate Technology and Development (CATD) in Nadave have been awarded nationally recognized qualifications by the Fiji Higher Education Commission, a milestone achievement for both the institution and its students.

Women-led microenterprises are the backbone of the Micro Small and Medium Enterprise sector.

After years of hardship and hard work, Neha Nandani is proud to have graduated from the University of the South Pacific, a milestone that holds deep meaning for her.

Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde has blamed the Judicial Services Commission for delaying his return to work.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement and the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre have called for reforms to increase women’s participation in politics.

Fiji, Tonga and Nauru have launched a multi-country workshop aimed at improving biodiversity management.

The Tertiary Scholarship Loans scheme has reported a significant surge in scholarship applications with 8,700 new sponsored students for semester one 2025, compared to 4,000 in 2023, and surpassing 6,422 last year.

The revised National Pre-Primary Education Policy was officially launched today, with a strong emphasis on ensuring that all children receive one year of full-day, high-quality pre-primary education before advancing to primary school.

A recent submission to the Fiji Law Reform Commission by Joe Gonewai has raised serious concerns about the current “one constituency, one vote” system.

Nasinu residents say they want improvements across major sectors of the economy.

Water, sanitation, and hygiene are vital in reducing the spread of infections in healthcare settings.