The Fiji Teachers Registration Authority is addressing a rise in teachers with “limited authority”, an issue caused by qualification gaps and a reluctance to work in rural and maritime areas.

Universities Disability Resource Centres is setting a new standard for inclusive tertiary education, offering tailored academic and social support to students with special needs.

While closing the four-day event Rotuma Youth Festival, Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru says it’s a starting of a new era as they bridge the gap between the various government Ministries and the youths of Rotuma.

The Ministry of Trade provided about 17 cooperative grants last year, which are gaining more exposure as more cooperatives seek to access them.

Cathy Tuirabe has been advised to apply to the Commissioner of Fiji Corrections Service if she wants to be moved to the Suva Women’s Corrections Center.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for unity across the Pacific, warning that instability remains the region’s greatest threat.

Thirty officers from the Western Division have completed human rights training as part of a national push to rebuild trust in law enforcement.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation is sounding the alarm in the wake of revelations that Fiji is generating seven times more waste than the population growth of the country.

Justin Ho has been labelled the mastermind and leader of a dark operation in the country.

Fiji’s population growth has slowed dramatically, with projections indicating that the one million population milestone will not be reached until 2034-2035.

A precedent has been set by the Lautoka High Court in the sentencing of nine individuals convicted for importing the country’s biggest consignment of methamphetamine.

Minister for Policing Ioane Naivalurua has commended the successful conviction of the nine individuals in the historic two billion dollar methamphetamine bust case