The Fijian Teachers Association has expressed its appreciation towards the Coalition Government for its decision to forgive the Tertiary Education Loans Scheme debts.

The Government of Japan provided assistance worth up to $118,923 to Ministry of Youth and Sports for provision of livestock breeding facility for livelihood of a youth club based in Naboro through its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects.

Licensing requirements has been a hurdle for the indigenous fishing industry, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

Three Methodist Church ministers Reverend Jona Sevakasiga, Veresi Naioko, and Isaia Tuinuku have appeared before a ministerial session to defend their actions after being considered for reinstatement.

The Foundation for Rural Integrated Enterprises & Development (FRIEND) will always be ready to help.

The First Nations Fiji Resource Foundation and the Fijian Teachers Association are poised to make a proposal for the inclusion of the iTaukei language to be taught in schools.

The fire that broke out in Labasa Town around midday today has destroyed six shops.

The government has embarked on a legal overhaul aimed at enhancing the economic participation and earnings of the indigenous iTaukei community.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka expressed confidence in the public service sector this morning.

An open, secure, stable, accessible, and peaceful cyberspace is crucial to fully realizing the Sustainable Development Goals and ensuring long-term regional prosperity and well-being.

The copra industry in the Lau Group has been suffering for decades now.

The issue surrounding discrimination against LGBTQ people and same-sex marriage was brought up at the Methodist Church Ministerial Meeting underway in Suva.