The University of the South Pacific Council in a recent confidential session has agreed to initiate the process to appoint the next Vice-Chancellor and President.

Fiji’s maritime security has received a significant boost with a $6 million equipment handover from the Japanese government.

21 graduates were today handed $5000 each as part of Fiji’s first ever Graduate Business Start-Up Grant Scheme.

Lion One Metals Limited has admitted to the discharge of wastewater that contains slightly higher than usual copper levels, which affected some species of fish in the Sabeto River in Nadi.

The Fiji Crop and Livestock Council will host the Farmers Economic Summit this week, aimed at empowering farmers to take an active role in the agriculture sector.

As part of its long-standing commitment to marine conservation, VONU has reaffirmed its support to Mamanuca Environment Society as they marked World Turtle Day last Friday.

Cultural shame, judgmental attitudes from healthcare professionals, and lack of privacy in clinical settings are key barriers preventing survivors of gender-based violence from seeking help.

Community police posts across parts of Fiji are operating without formal recognition, proper staffing or basic resources.

The President of the Arya Pratinidhi Sabha has publicly condemned the growing issue of domestic violence.

The Telecommunication Authority of Fiji has been focusing on upskilling its staff by providing them opportunities to take part in various training programs.

Fiji is facing a growing number of cyber threats as more services go online and digitalisation expands.

Minister for Fisheries and Forestry, Alitia Bainivalu, has responded directly to calls for assistance from communities in Ra Province, conducting a series of site visits to address pressing development and livelihood concerns.