The Fiji National Provident Fund recorded low collection in the last financial year.

The man who was found dead in a creek in Lautoka yesterday has been identified.

The 12-year-old boy who allegedly raped an infant in Nadi last week has been charged in relation to another case of alleged rape involving a three-year-old child.

Unity Fiji Party Leader and former governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji, Savenaca Narube says the government’s decision not to have a mini-budget may imply that they have enough money to fund all budgeted expenses.

The $200 Back-to-School payment for children in families earning less than $50,000 in combined household income has commenced.

The Fiji Flight Attendants Union says their members are disappointed by a recruitment advertisement that was put out by Fiji Airways yesterday.

Peace Corps Fiji welcomed its first cohort of Peace Corps trainees after a 3-year suspension of the program due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The interview of former Attorney General and FijiFirst General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is suspended and will continue later.

The Fiji National Provident Fund achieved investment growth despite the significant COVID-19 unemployment payout in the last financial year.

The government is in control of the affairs of this nation, says Attorney-General Siromi Turaga.

The Ministry of Education Year 12 National Exam Provisional Results will be released on January 31st.

Police are seeking help in locating John David Mistry.