The Cabinet, following its meeting earlier this week, has endorsed the review of the Nursing Act 2010.

A 25-year-old man has been charged for allegedly sexually assaulting and unlawfully wounding his 3-year-old step-daughter.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca outlined Fiji’s efforts to integrate cultural diversity in the education curriculum at the UNESCO World Conference on Culture and Arts Education in Abu Dhabi.

Three more people have been charged with allegedly unlawfully obtaining money from M-PAiSA accounts.

The Fiji Police Force is grappling with a shortage of officers, which has led to the deployment of personnel from other divisions to assist in special operations.

Employment Minister, Agni Deo Singh, is calling for collective action to address the nation’s skills gap.

The highly anticipated ruling on the release of Grace Road President Daniel Kim from immigration detention has been postponed until next week.

The outsourcing industry is looking forward to infrastructure upgrades to position itself as a competitive player in the Business Process Outsourcing sector.

Fiji has 13 noble varieties of kava verified as suitable for human consumption and excellent for export markets.

100 students have graduated in the field of Agriculture, Carpentry and Climate Change mitigation from the Nasau Youth Training Centre.

The Ministry of Health’s biomedical staff have undergone Biomedical Training this month to enhance their knowledge and skills regarding the medical engineering industry.

Minister for Education Viliame Gavoka visited the Navosa Central College students and teachers after attending the historic groundbreaking ceremony that declared Keyasi a township in Navosa by the Prime Minister.