The development of the Fiji National TVET policy was initiated by the Ministry of Education as part of their strategic plan and annual corporate plan since 2016.

More than 2,000 villagers in the districts of Naceva and Kadavu are expected to benefit from the new Vunisei to Vacalea Road once it is completed.

The Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya, has thanked UNICEF for its long-standing partnership through technical expertise, funding, mentoring and advice.

Nasinu Town Council Executive Chair, Felix Magnus has issued a call to action for the government to take decisive measures to address the growing drug crisis at a national level.

Investment Fiji has formalized a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Japan External Trade Organization.

The long wait for easy connectivity is now over for the Navunitawa Settlement in Nadi, as their new farm road that connects to the Nausori Highlands road has opened.

Some 100 families in Waisasa settlement in Tacirua fear being evicted as a proposed subdivision project is in the pipeline.

A corrections officer has been suspended after an investigation revealed his alleged involvement in the 3-tonne drug bust in Legalega, Nadi.

Some displaced families in Nabavatu, Dreketi in Macuata have chosen to move back to the original village site despite a survey that deems it unsafe.

UNAIDS Pacific HIV Adviser Renata Ram outlines their plans to enhance their harm reduction strategies to curb the rising cases of HIV in the country.

Counterstroke Fiji Assistant Secretary Margret Reade-Browns says people usually ignore the mental stress associated with stroke.

The Reproductive Family Health Association of Fiji believes the country has not fulfilled its commitment to implement sexual and reproductive health awareness into the education system.