The validation of the $880,000 fair share of mineral royalty that was paid to the people of Nasomo Community in Tavua in 2021 has resurfaced.

Education Minister, Aseri Radrodro has today stated that the water is under the bridge as Psychologist Selina Kuruleca is set to take the role of the Permanent Secretary from Tuesday.

Psychologist Selina Kuruleca is awaiting the verdict from Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka on her potential appointment as the Permanent Secretary for Education.

It was an emotional moment for a number of Fiji Airways flight attendants as they returned to the skies yesterday, after being reinstated following their unfortunate termination during the height of the pandemic.

Road fatalities in the country tend to be common on weekends.

Members of the Korokadi Rice Farmers Cooperative in Bua will now be able to achieve maximum yield through the provision of a rice harvester.

A farewell ceremony was held yesterday for the first 21 volunteers in the Saemaul Undong Exchange program from South Korea.

Pacific Polytech campus in Nausori witnessed a surge of eager students, with the majority seeking enrollment in Aged Care and Adult Health Care courses yesterday.

The Fiji National University has launched the “I-Recycle Hub” program as a fundamental tool for visible and practical participation in recycling.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga has emphasized the critical necessity of a united and multidisciplinary approach to combat corruption.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere says the unequal distribution of climate financing is a pressing challenge confronting the Pacific region, leaving vulnerable countries struggling to combat the effects of climate change.

A 53-year-old man has been charged in relation to a fatal accident in Wainiyabia, Navua in November 2021.