Addressing concerns raised by the Fijian workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme is progressing through the collaborative effort of the Fijian and Australian governments.

Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Penny Wong agrees they have an economy which is very emissions intensive and this must be turned around.

According to provisional data released by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics, our shores welcomed 87,368 visitors last month.

An assessment conducted by the non-governmental organization Aruka Fiji highlights the concerning trend of young individuals turning to the streets due to insufficient love and affection from their parents.

A devastating fire in Lautoka, Kashmir, today has destroyed two houses leaving 16 people homeless.

The 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly provides a platform to forge strategies and commitments that will boost progress towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

The Ministry of Employment is currently reviewing a number of occupational health and safety laws under its jurisdiction.

The Indian government is ready to assist Fiji and increase scholarships for Fijian students to study in India.

Yat Sen Primary School Assistant Head Teacher, Meli Yabakivou, believes that tradition and culture are important in character building for students.

The Lautoka High Court has instructed the defence counsel to refile an amendment to the judicial review in regards to Grace Road Fiji’s President, Daniel Kim’s case.

The Lautoka High Court today granted the defence more time to file further materials in regards to their application of Habeas Corpus for Grace Road Fiji’s President, Daniel Kim.

Save the Children Fiji is appalled with the recently disclosed alarming statistics pertaining to child abuse.