Customer service, administration, accounting and similar office jobs in Fiji face major disruption from artificial intelligence within the next five years.

Poverty alleviation in rural communities can only become a reality when the church leads by example and turns Sunday sermons into action that transforms lives.

WOWS Kids Fiji Foundation hosted its Central Division family day, an event dedicated to providing a safe space for children and their families outside of treatment.

Fijian workers should not continue carrying the burden of rising living costs alone, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

It was an emotional day as families and friends of the nine fishermen turned out in numbers to remember the men in a memorial service at the Saint Pius Catholic Church in Raiwaqa.

The Ministry of Education is moving to reinforce Fiji’s National Qualifications Framework as part of a wider push to build a more coherent and responsive national skills system.

Fiji’s outsourcing industry is expected to nearly double in value by 2030, highlighting strong growth in the sector.

European Union Ambassador to the Pacific Barbara Plinkert says growing global conflict, economic coercion and geopolitical instability have made partnerships between the European Union, Fiji and the Pacific more important than ever.

The Consumer Council states it has not detected any significant rise in prices of basic supermarket goods following the fuel price hike. However, concerns continue to grow over the rising cost of living.

The Online Safety Commission is calling on members of the public to stop sharing graphic images that are circulating on social media depicting a deceased individual.

Fiji will mark the 147th National Girmit Commemoration with the launch of a special commemorative stamp series, paying lasting tribute to the sacrifices and legacy of the Girmitiyas who helped shape the nation’s identity.

The Education Ministry is strengthening efforts to better align universities with industry needs.