The Public Service Commission, with the agreement of the Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, has announced the appointment of Navin Raj Shayam as Permanent Secretary for Education.

The Bhojpuri Dance Group leader, Rakesh Upadhya, says their music aims to reach out to the youth, who face many challenges and distractions.

Fiji is taking significant steps to combat violence against children, with a national strategy set to eliminate violence by 2027.

The Land Transport Authority will deploy 12 new portable speed cameras across the country in the coming weeks to strengthen road safety enforcement.

Chief Justice Salesi Temo has reaffirmed the judiciary’s commitment to the rule of law, impartiality, and independence.

The Fiji Teachers Union is calling for urgent action to address increasing violence, stress, and safety concerns affecting teachers in schools.

The Water Authority of Fiji is facing a major issue as 94 of its assets are still without finalized lease agreements.

A long-standing dispute between the Fiji Roads Authority and municipal councils over a contingent asset of $84 million remains unresolved.

Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau has emphasised the importance of accountability and timely execution in government projects, particularly when foreign aid is involved.

The Indian Division of the Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma has noted a decline in congregation numbers, as revealed during their annual meeting.

Fiji has met with the European Union delegation for the Pacific to discuss opportunities within the Interim Economic Partnership Agreement’s Global Sourcing provision.

Two men alleged to have caused the death of an elderly man following an aggravated robbery in Savusavu last month have been charged with murder.