Fiji’s two major teacher unions are urging all educators to follow proper grievance procedures when raising concerns about salary delays and other issues.

Vital services are being brought directly to the doorsteps of residents in eight informal settlements in Lami through the REACH programme.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service held its first-ever forum for legal professionals to push for better tax compliance and promote customer advocacy, with a strong focus on Capital Gains Tax.

Fiji is actively pursuing discussions with US trade officials in relation to tariff negotiations.

The Fiji Teachers Union will be pushing for a Teachers Protection Policy during the upcoming consultation to review the Education Act of 1966.

Pacific countries are falling behind in meeting basic targets for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services in healthcare facilities.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Trade Minister is urging leaders and investors in the Pacific to work more closely together to help everyone’s economies grow.

The Yasawa Islands are witnessing an increase in demand for homestays, driven by a growing interest in authentic, village-based experiences.

The Ministry for Women, Children, and Social Protection is very concerned about the recent attack on an elderly couple in Labasa.

A 32-year-old man will be produced at the Lautoka Magistrates Court today charged with one count of traffic of obscene publication

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says the ministry is actively working to resolve all pending salary payment issues.

The Ministry of Justice is committed to ensuring that the Bankruptcy Act 1994 is modernized and aligns with global standards.