The Fiji Higher Education Commission has proposed the introduction of competency-based technical and vocational education in secondary schools.

The much-anticipated cane-crushing season has kicked off in Lautoka, marking the beginning of an exciting period for farmers and the sugar industry.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged the Fijian diaspora in New Zealand for their contribution to Fiji’s economy.

New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says he is looking forward to building on discussions with his Fijian counterpart.

The Pacific Islands Forum is increasing engagements opportunities with the private sector.

Experts from Singapore are spearheading Master Planning Project for the Suva, Nadi and Lautoka municipalities.

The government is now considering providing back-to-school support to students annually after providing $200 assistance to 214, 000 students this year.

The commencement of the reconstruction at Lekutu District School and Lekutu Secondary School has brought a new ray of hope for its students and teachers.

The International Fund for Agricultural Development opened its office in Suva last night and will serve Fiji and the rest of the Pacific.

The Executive Director for the Fiji Women’s Rights Movement Nalini Singh has emphasized the urgent need to confront the underlying issue of patriarchy.

Hybrid batteries reduce reliance on fossil fuels but it also has its own environmental impacts.

The Minister for Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation, Lynda Tabuya, has thanked the Australian government for its continued support of Fiji.