The iTaukei Trust Fund Board hopes to expand its iTaukei scholarship program in the coming years to support more University of Fiji students through the newly established iTaukei Institute.

Pacific nations, including Fiji, must ratify the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Agreement

The Land Transport Authority is once again urging vigilance for all road users following a second road fatality this week.

A heavy rain warning from severe thunderstorms remains in force for southern and eastern parts of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.

The whole of Viti Levu is without power.

A Year 11 student is under investigation for allegedly assaulting a teacher at a school car park in Nausori yesterday.

A 39-year-old man is believed to be the latest road fatality following an accident on Queens Road in Korolevu last night.

The people of Navunikabi Village maintain their stance, saying they will not allow the construction of a hydroelectric dam project on their land.

Save the Children Fiji is calling on the relevant authorities to strengthen oversight and enforcement of regulations around school transport.

Two people will be produced at the Sigatoka Magistrates Court today, charged with separate cases of allegedly obtaining financial advantage by deception and having in possession property suspected to be proceeds of crime.

A total of 59 sugarcane farmers in Seaqaqa received grants from the government yesterday to assist them with securing land for farming.

A Suva businessman who plans to build a mini private hospital in the Capital City has identified a site for the proposed facility.