The Department of Immigration has received a staggering 596 work applications from foreign nationals seeking employment in Fiji.

The Sugar Industry Tribunal admits that lack of staff, frequent resignations, and limited funding have made it difficult to keep up with its financial reporting.

The Labasa Divisional Hospital is struggling with an outdated waste management system that has been in use for the past decades.

The first day of the Farmers Economic Summit is currently underway, with 20 organizations from diverse farming backgrounds across the country, along with key stakeholders, gathering in Suva to pave the way forward for the sector.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement is calling for comprehensive Sexuality Education to be made mandatory in all schools as part of the Education Act review.

Students of Nakorotubu Secondary School in Rakiraki will now be studying in a safe and proper environment.

A 30-year-old self-employed man from Davuilevu Housing, who allegedly obtained over $400 through deception, will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today.

Ten Pacific Island leaders are currently in China to attend the 3rd China-Pacific Islands Country’s Foreign Ministers meeting.

Tourism Fiji has been questioned over holding significant cash surpluses and unspent government grants in previous years.

Teaching traditional Fijian meke to children should now be a priority for every iTaukei parent and guardian.

The increasing frequency of road accidents involving buses, and public service vehicles, is concerning.

In an effort to enhance cyber security measures, the Ministry of Communications is focusing on establishing a 24/7 government security operations center this year.