Despite the rainy and wet New Year’s Eve, the City of Suva was busy last night, with people from all walks of life gathered to welcome the New Year with their loved ones.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged every Fijian to be author of the book titled “Fiji: 2024 and Beyond.”

Over $41 million is expected to be disbursed in Back to School assistance by 10th of January this year.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced the passing of Fiji’s High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea Mosese Tikoitoga.

The Rural Housing Assistance Program has supported 80 families.

The Maritime and Safety Authority of Fiji is planning to take over the management of all local jetties by next year.

With a few hours left until 2024, many Fijians are eager to welcome the New Year with great energy.

Some market vendors in Suva have chosen to capitalize on the bustling holiday season by holding sales on Sundays.

The Ministry of Education expresses concern over a surge in teacher indiscipline issues, with over 600 reported cases in the past two years.

The Ministry of Health in Fiji is looking forward to seeking an HPV molecular testing machine to replace the current Pap smear method for cervical cancer screening at hospitals.

Development partners should be risked informed when dealing with climate-sustainable development projects in communities.

Fijian-born Kiara Abigail Miller has created history by being the first woman from Fiji to pass out from the US Marine Corps.