Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu says teachers should not have to bear the burden of bureaucratic delays.

The Fijian Teachers Association believes that the Education Act 1966 is outdated.

A man who severed his aunt’s arm during a violent altercation in 2022 in the Western Division has been sentenced to six years and 20 days in prison.

The government is taking significant steps to position Fiji as a key player in the blue economy.

The International Women’s Association (IWA) Fiji has procured and delivered saline for children admitted at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister is urging Pacific leaders and financial stakeholders to prioritize climate-resilient investments.

Fiji is making progress to improve its waste management system, addressing key issues like illegal dumping and limited recycling infrastructure.

Newly appointed Chief Executive of the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission, Senikavika Jiuta has outlined some of her priorities, which include a nationwide market study in the grocery sector.

The Land Transport Authority is urging all road users to exercise greater caution and responsibility following the tragic deaths of two individuals in their 60s in separate road incidents in the Western Division.

The Fiji Roads Authority is raising concerns over the growing number of vandalism incidents, such as the removal of road signs, acts of graffiti on bus stops, and damage to other essential road infrastructure across the country.

Two traders engaged in false and misleading representations have been slapped with $25,000 each by Nausori and Nadi Magistrates Court.

The Education Minister is urging parents to be more involved in their children’s education, both emotionally and practically.