The Education Ministry is calling on parents to consider schools near their homes for their children’s education, aiming to address the ongoing issue of classroom overcrowding.

Diabetes and high blood pressure are prevalent non-communicable diseases reported daily at the Raiwaqa Health Centre, serving one of the largest urban populations, totalling 35,000 people.

A 16-year-old who escaped from the Boys Juvenile Center on Thursday night will be produced in the Suva Magistrates Court tomorrow.

Several new vendors took part in today’s Gold FM Roc Market.

People of Ovalau have receive machinery that will assist them to boost their agricultural production.

Approximately 1.1 tonnes of white substances in crystal and powder has been seized by the Fiji Police Force.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party members acknowledge that Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka followed the provisions of the 2013 Constitution to dismiss Education Minister Aseri Radrodo, but they stress that the coalition agreement is also vital.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says he has not been approached by Social Democratic Liberal Party members for him to assume the role of Prime Minister.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is advising parents and guardians not to choose cheaper options over quality products.

A Disaster Awareness initiative has been launched to enhance preparedness among stakeholders and communities.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is urging parents, guardians, and students to make informed choices while doing their back-to-school shopping.

The Real Estate Association has expressed strong support for the recent decision by the cabinet to reverse the two percent commission cap for the sale of residential properties below $500,000.