The Constitutional Offices Commission will discuss a complaint against the Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa tomorrow.

To reform Fiji’s constitution, a national forum is needed that will allow for a wider discussion on the 2013 constitution beyond just politicians, says Political Sociologist Steven Ratuva

The Land Transport Authority has cracked down on driving schools as 14 permits have been cancelled across Fiji due to non-compliance.

One hundred and fifty driver licenses were cancelled last year by the Land Transport Authority as part of its enforcement efforts to improve road safety.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs is assisting five communities in Levuka with a range of important projects through grants.

Climate change poses a significant threat to Nananu village in Tailevu, where rising sea levels are increasingly flooding the community.

There are over 700 registered cooperatives in Fiji, spanning 15 sectors and collectively holding assets totaling $151 million.

The Fijian Elections Office hosted a disability sensitization training aimed at improving the accessibility of electoral processes for persons with disabilities.

Organisations in Fiji are taking part in an anti-bribery workshop to strengthen their ethics and accountability.

Political Sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva says electoral laws review is timely because the current electoral system has a number of shortcomings that need to be addressed.

A Year 9 student died following an accident at Davota in Tavua this morning.

A special audit will be taking place at Queen Victoria School following allegations of bullying by nine senior students.