Oceanic Communications General Manager Nitesh Chandra has voiced apprehensions regarding the standard of education received by university graduates in Fiji.

Fiji Pine Limited Board Chair Ratu Rakuita Vakalalabure says they always strive to maintain good relations with the landowners.

The Fiji Police Force is urging drivers and pedestrians to remain vigilant and assume responsibility for their safety following the occurrence of four serious accidents in the last 24 hours.

Australia has reaffirmed its recognition of Fijian workers, extolling their innate skills and strong work ethic despite their initial lack of experience.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Managing Director David Anderson and Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) President Kora Nou hosted a meeting with 27 leaders from media houses in 12 Pacific countries.

Fiji’s Hydrographic Services Office has gained backing from the Cabinet for a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO).

Public Works Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau has reiterated commitment to bolstering infrastructure resilience by actively seeking funding from a diverse range of development partners.

Public Rental Board General Manager Timoci Naleba revealed that development in Jittu and Lagilagi Estate in Suva has massive potential to provide proper homes to more than 600 families.

The Education Ministry has officially regularized 1420 out of 1958 officers who have been in acting positions in both teaching and non-teaching administrative roles.

The Lautoka High Court has handed a suspended sentence to Penaia Driu Nawelulu after being convicted of one count of manslaughter.

The street brawls were a major concern for the communities in Nabua but now their youths are shifting focus to employment opportunities.

Labour mobility is a global trend, but Fiji faces an exodus of skilled workers that needs urgent attention.