We are now living in an unpredictable world, we must act to survive these interesting times.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission together with the Consumer Council of Fiji have so far received a total of more than 1000 complaints in regards to eBay scams.

Walk on Walk Strong Fiji has reported a remarkable increase in the survival rate of children diagnosed with cancer.

The first case of Asian subterranean termite infestation has been recorded in the Central Division.

The motive behind the attack on the Totogo Police Station yesterday is yet to be determined by the Fiji Police Force.

The intervention of the Mediation Services of the Ministry of Employment resulted in a successful resolution of an employment dispute between Energy Fiji Limited and the Construction, Energy and Timber Workers Union of Fiji.

Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca, emphasizes the need to overhaul the country’s education system while placing children at the heart of this transformative endeavour.

There is a lack of proper data on employees working in Australia under the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

A clan in the Northern Division claims the ongoing wildfire in pine plantations is a sign of frustration among landowners over the delay in bonus payments.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga believes that the shocking levels of academic results revealed at the Education Summit serves as a wake-up call for the Ministry of Education and the nation as a whole.

Businessman and Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Chair Ajay Bhai Amrit is Fiji’s new High Commissioner to Australia.

The man who carried out the attack on Totogo Police Station yesterday has been admitted to Saint Giles Hospital.