Qualified resources personnel to teach students with disabilities is a challenge for the Ministry of Education.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is reaffirming its commitment to work closely with its stakeholders in creating awareness to combat racism and racial discrimination.

Tamavua-based Latter Day Saint College has set its sights on creating upsets during the Suva Zone 1 and the Coca Cola Games athletics competitions.

The Minister for Finance has this morning told the Water Authority of Fiji to look deeply into how it is managing its finances.

The Ministry of Finance has today signed an additional funding assistance of $15.4 million with the Australian government.

The Ministry of Health is concerned with the accumulating backlog of cases in all divisions post COVID-19.

The world is likely to pass a dangerous temperature threshold within the next 10 years, pushing the planet past the point of catastrophic warming.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has noticed an increase in the sale of counterfeit items in retail and online shops.

Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has told the Water Authority of Fiji to plan better.

Fiji will continue to strengthen its relationship with New Zealand, particularly in the trade sector.

The three major sugar mills are well prepared for this year’s crushing season.

40 youths from Namuana village in Kadavu are taking part in a week-long empowerment training on health and wellbeing to enhance their knowledge on sexual and reproductive health and rights.