The Coalition Government wants to build youths for the future where they can achieve their potential through long-term, sustainable, and high-impact projects centered on communities that need it most.

The iTaukei Trust Fund Board says they continue to invest in a few educational programmes, to help uplift the lives of iTaukei around the country.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is still assessing the stand-over cane crop that were left unharvested by the time crushing season ended last year.

Today marks an important day for students all around Fiji as the 2023 academic year commences.

The Ministry for Women and Children says it will be seeking legal advice on whether to lodge a formal complaint against a driver for putting some children’s lives at risk.

The United Nations has committed to supporting Fiji’s aviation industry priorities.

A statistical analysis by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution reveals that five of the six police officers charged last month for serious crimes other than sexual violence offences were under the influence of alcohol.

A 13-year-old student has been reported missing at the Valelevu Police Station.

A nine-year-old and a toddler were allegedly raped by their stepfather last week.

With the start of the new 2023 academic year today, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has encouraged children to focus on their goals and studies in school and become successful in life.

There have been no further discussions by the government to increase the $4 minimum wage rate.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is currently undertaking a consultation on the new Cancer Prevention and Control Plan for Fiji.