In a heartwarming demonstration of alumni solidarity, the Queen Victoria School Old Boys class of 2011 has successfully launched a book drive to address a significant gap in the school’s library resources.

The government is implementing reforms to address barriers hindering the film industry’s participation in the economy.

The Fiji Police Force has reported an increase in alleged serious cases of drug tampering within its ranks.

Two inmates in one of the Fiji Corrections Service facilities are now on their third day of hunger strike.

Former opposition member Salote Radrodro is now back home with her family and loved ones after being released from prison this morning.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman repeatedly made strong calls on the urgency to tackle Fiji’s drug problem while speaking at the crowning ceremony of the Vodafone GoldWater Carnival in Tavua last night.

The Northern Division currently receives only four percent of Fiji’s total visitor arrivals each year.

The government has announced an ambitious strategy to tackle the country’s critical skills shortage, as outlined in the National Development Plan 2025-2029 and Vision 2050.

Policies and strategies are critical to expanding international market opportunities for Fijian goods and services and broadening Fiji’s export product portfolio.

Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu reminds the Raramavou Farmers Cooperative in Navonu Settlement in Cakaudrove that unity among farmers can be a powerful tool in combating poverty.

Nasinu Town Council Special Administrators Chair Jone Tuiono admits that overcrowding is a real issue within the municipality.

A team from Europe, including one of the world’s leading surgeons, is carrying out complex operations at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital.