The Pacific Recycling Foundation has welcomed the recent comments of the Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca that school counsellors are essential for the mental health and emotional well-being of students.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has issued a stern warning to landowners that forging signatures is illegal and poses serious legal implications for those who are doing it.

Building infrastructures in rural communities are often badly impacted during tropical cyclones.

The Fiji Meteorological Service detected an off-season cyclone last night.

The high prevalence of non-communicable diseases in Fiji may be attributed to the high consumption of readily available imported processed foods.

Fiji’s tourism industry is embracing a robust approach to green tourism, driven by the growing interest of visitors in engaging with sustainable cultural and adventurous experiences.

As women continue to break barriers and excel in the ICT sector, there is a growing call for increased mentorship within this industry.

Members who attended the consultations for the establishment of the medicinal cannabis industry have been strongly reminded that it will not be for local consumption.

The Regional Office for the Pacific of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has once again affirmed its dedication to supporting Fiji.

The option of extradition the former Fiji Sugar Corporation CEO Abdul Khan from New Zealand is not off the table.

The Fiji Police Force has approved the wearing of a turban with the official Fiji Police crown.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services, in partnership with the Ministry of Civil Service, will be launching a national policy on healthy catering and the sale of food and beverages.