The road blockage that was caused by a landslip in Nabua has been cleared.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says it is important that every school team evaluate and reflect on Term One, diagnose its activities, identify gaps and shortfalls, and put the puzzles together in Term Two to ensure effective learning and teaching.

Fiji is eagerly awaiting the first meeting of the Great Council of Chiefs in more than 15 years.

Quality education and training are the keys to unlocking the full potential of our national economy.

The Coalition Government has introduced comprehensive Climate Relocation of Communities Trust Fund guidelines, which will pave the way for a national framework to facilitate the relocation process.

Over 1,000 braved the rain and flocked to Damodar City’s car park yesterday to be part of the FMF—A Promise of Quality Motor Show.

Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara also known as Roko Ului is one of the three representatives of the Lau Province for the Great Council of Chiefs meeting next week, despite the border alert that was issued against him by the Criminal Investigations Department (CID).

The Valelevu Health Center, which caters to more than 80,000 Fijians in Nasinu, is expected to undergo a major facelift.

The people of Rotuma are being urged by the coalition government to participate more in the national and political life of the country.

Ex-scholars and current students who are studying in China are planning to form a “Tea and Kava Student Association”.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed that Fiji will soon invite servicemen and women from Papua New Guinea for secondment to the Republic of the Fiji Military Forces.

The FMF—A Promise of Quality Motor Show is currently underway at the Damodar City car park in Suva, with more than 1000 car enthusiasts already at the venue.