Food security, the safety of children and villagers, and their homes are always at risk when climate change affects the village of Waidracia, in the interior of Naitasiri.

Social Democratic Liberal Party and its Management Board says they are pleased and humbled with the reinstatement of Aseri Radrodro as the Minister of Education.

A community effort emanating from concerns about the impacts of drugs, resulted in the civilian arrest of a man in his 20s for alleged possession of illicit drugs.

It was an emotional moment for 30-year-old school teacher Nancy Watkins after she graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Education from the Fiji National University Labasa Campus.

The Ministry of Employment’s consultations regarding the review of the national minimum wage have seen robust participation, with stakeholders voicing diverse concerns and suggestions.

The shortage of midwives is an issue that is gradually emerging in the health sector, as these specialized nurses depart for attractive offers in other countries.

Members of the Fiji Crop and Livestock Council have gathered in Suva for two days to explore ways to enhance the sector commercially.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka joined Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua, dignitaries, and members of the armed forces at the ANZAC Day Dawn Service held at the Suva Military Cemetery today.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reaffirms the government’s commitment to assisting in expanding Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital’s initiatives in providing essential healthcare services to the community.

The trial date has been set for Josaia Vukivuki who is alleged to have killed 22-year-old Hashneel Sharma in Natokowaqa, Lautoka back in 2020.

A man is in custody who allegedly murdered his wife at an apartment complex in Robertson Road in Suva this morning.

Three men will front the court for allegedly defrauding a bank of over $140,000.