The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service is encouraging teachers and students to attend awareness workshops to get detailed information about various government scholarship programs and make informed decisions.

Two juveniles and an 18-year-old will be produced in the Suva Magistrates Court today.

The man who allegedly assaulted a woman to death on Monday is yet to be charged.

The Minister for Health and Medical Services Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu has handed over a fiberglass roof-top boat and a 50-outboard motor engine for the Visoqo Nursing Station.

A worrying trend in lifestyle has emerged as individuals have swiftly lost the value of family which is largely attributed to the influence of modernization in society.

Forty-six students and six teachers of Namuka District School in Macuata now have better learning facilities and furniture after the official opening of a school block project by the government of Japan.

The Ministry of Education has introduced new measures to ensure that all newly appointed teachers meet stricter standards, aimed at enhancing the integrity and quality of teaching profession.

Permanent Secretary for Health Dr Jemesa Tudravu says they have reviewed their annual biomedical machine purchasing and replacement plan.

The government of Japan has reassured its stable commitment to work and assist Fiji’s growth and nation-building.

In a significant step towards decentralizing government services, the people of Koro will now be able to access death and marriage certificates through their local Post Office.

Minister for Forestry Alitia Bainivalu says the future of forest plantations depends on effective restocking and expansion on lands leased from traditional and landowning communities.

Cabinet endorsed Fiji’s delegation to the fifth meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Implementation to the Convention on Biological Diversity as well as the 16th Conference of the Parties.