The Lautoka City Council is giving food businesses a grace period to comply with food safety regulations.

The President of the School Management Association has called for greater authority for school management to address growing issues such as drug use and substance abuse among students.

The prices of fuel is set to decrease across the board from tomorrow.

Reviving Fiji’s cocoa and coffee industries is a top priority for the Ministry of Agriculture.

The villagers of Delakado in Tailevu have become increasingly proactive about weather precautionary measures, drawing from the hard lessons learned after the devastation caused by Tropical Cyclone Winston in 2016.

Fiji is a multicultural society where people from different religions live in harmony, making it essential to respect each other’s beliefs.

The revival of the Multi-Ethnic Grant Program after 14 years reflects the government’s commitment to empowering diverse communities and ensuring their active participation in society.

The Employment Ministry is urging the public and those overseas to stop sharing an outdated video and ABC report on the mistreatment of Pacific Australia Labour Mobility workers.

The review of archaic legislation, such as the Education Act 1966, is long overdue.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has extended his heartfelt best wishes to all the Muslim families as they celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr.

The Fiji Pine Group celebrated a major achievement with the opening of its new office in Drasa, Lautoka.

Burerua Village in Sawakasa, Tailevu is struggling with a growing drug trafficking issue, a problem that has become a major concern.