The trial of a couple accused of murdering an 18-year-old student in Waiqali Settlement in Maro, Sigatoka, in 2022 has been adjourned until the 6th of next month.

The Education Ministry is grappling with communication issues that have left over 100 teachers clueless about their reassignment to a new school for the current academic year.

Pacific leaders have rightly declared climate change a security issue, recognizing the far-reaching impacts on stability and peace in our region.

There has not been any record of prison escapes or major incidents in Fiji Corrections Service facilities last year.

The health minister has called for a more inclusive and supportive environment for those diagnosed with congenital heart defects.

The United States of America and the University of The South Pacific have commenced the implementation of its first-ever direct collaboration under the “US-Pacific Resilience and Adaptation Fellowship Program”.

Students who are attending school must have a proper uniform.

There is a need to advocate for policies that promote affordable and transparent pricing of medicine for individuals diagnosed with cancer.

Fiji has about 200 recorded cases of congenital heart defects annually.

Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad is in New Delhi, India for a weeklong visit.

The habit of giving out sensitive or confidential information about the Fiji Correction Services to the public must stop.

The China International Development Cooperation Agency aims to increase support for Fiji’s socioeconomic development priorities in vital sectors such as health, education, agriculture and fisheries, trade, and investment.