Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says they are trying to address a few teething issues relating to e-ticketing under the bus fare subsidy scheme.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources must look into cases of illegal extraction of gravel and sand around the country.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has assured that they will work with the government on matters of national interest.

The Fijian Drua has received a huge boost as it prepares to play its second home game of the season tomorrow thanks to the support of the government.

LPG prices will drop from tomorrow.

Certain allocations made by the FijiFirst government during the National Budget have left no money to keep the ministries operational.

The inaugural tourism summit, held in Nadi, has been deemed a success by organizers, with a variety of stakeholders from the investment and hospitality industries engaging in productive discussions.

Police have classified the case of a man found motionless outside a Suva nightclub last week as an alleged murder.

Preparation for the Ratu Sukuna Day celebration is well underway.

The coalition government during its first month in power has managed to undertake a redeployment of $100 million to prioritized areas.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga revealed today that a recruitment company from Australia is receptive to engaging people with recent convictions to work for them.

The Fiji National University is addressing the matter regarding its Bachelor’s Degree in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry program.