The Ministry of Education has observed an improvement in literacy achievement and student development within schools since last year.

Fiji is one of three Small Island Developing States benefiting from the RECOVER project, funded by the Climate Adaptation and Resilience initiative.

Julie Le Saos is the new French Ambassador to Fiji having arrived into the country on September 3rd.

The Housing Authority of Fiji is calling for Expressions of Interest for the remaining 50 percent of its residential lots in Covata, Labasa.

Over 100 cases of suicide are recorded annually; of which a significant portion involve individuals between the age of 17 and 25 in Fiji.

Police are now gathering statements in relation to the death of a woman who was found motionless inside a home at Albert Lee Place in Raiwaqa yesterday afternoon.

Assistant Minister for Home Affairs Ratu Rakuita Vakalalabure this morning stressed the urgency of addressing Fiji’s drug problem.

A local tourism stakeholder has highlighted a growing concern that could undermine the country’s status as a premier travel destination, the rise of illicit drug use.

Scholars of Ratu Kadavulevu School will gather at the Suva Civic Centre later this afternoon for a business talk session with people in key positions.

The establishment of a new sugar mill to replace Penang Mill depends on adequate supply of sugarcane in and around Rakiraki.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca addressed stakeholders at the first-ever Drugs and Social Issues Taskforce meeting.

National Fire Authority Chief Executive Puamau Sowane says that in the first nine days of September, they have already recorded six fires.