The delayed salary payments for over 60 teachers have now been processed, according to Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

A key proposal raised during the Fiji Law Reform Commission’s public consultation was the inclusion of serial numbers on ballot papers.

A tribunal will be established to investigate allegations of misbehaviour against the suspended Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service Dr Jalesi Nakarawa.

Job readiness poses a significant challenge for new TVET graduates transitioning into the workforce and industries, highlighting the need for system review and guidance.

The Ministry of Finance has commenced its first national budget public consultation, aiming to gather input from individuals and organizations on their expectations for the upcoming budget.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress is pushing for more involvement in the pre-departure sessions for workers joining the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme.

Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube has questioned the government’s plans for electoral reform, citing concerns over how these changes can be implemented without constitutional amendments.

The planned amendments to the Information Act 2018 aim to strengthen public access to government data, allowing anyone, regardless of their citizenship, literacy, or interest to make requests from public agencies.

The lack of data on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) is a major barrier to improving healthcare in many countries including Fiji.

Fiji Airways has landed in Cairns for the very first time.

The government is setting an ambitious target to train 250,000 people in digital literacy by 2030.

It was a moment of joy and pride for Mikaela Finau as he graduated today, a milestone that marked the end of years of hard work and dedication.