The Fiji Teachers Registration Authority has confirmed that its governing legislation needs to be reviewed to align with today’s educational policies and regulatory frameworks.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Sashi Kiran has made a heartfelt plea for communities to do more in protecting children and people with special needs.

Kava farmers are being urged to familiarise themselves with the symptoms of kava dieback disease, as the Ministry of Agriculture raises concerns about its impact on the industry.

The Online Safety Commission says it does not patrol the internet, but it is taking steps to keep young Fijians safe online.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation strongly refutes a series of social media posts that have irresponsibly and inaccurately portrayed Fiji’s aviation licensing system as being in crisis.

The Consumer Council of Fiji, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission and the Telecommunications Authority of Fiji have partnered to address widespread consumer concerns over internet services in the country.

A total of 125 participants from Solotavui Village, Kadavu, have successfully graduated with maritime licences, including 119 Boat Master Licenses and six Restricted Master Engineer Class 6 certificates.

A man has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a series of sacrilege cases in Nadi.

The Tailevu Provincial Council has acknowledged that more needs to be done to empower young people and ensure their voices are taken seriously in decision-making.

Despite improvements in private sector service delivery, the Consumer Council of Fiji says it continues to receive persistent complaints, revealing major gaps in the redress system that demand more than just traditional oversight.

It’s quality over quantity that’s putting Fijian-made and Fijian-grown products in demand around the world.

The leaves of screw palm, or pandanus, locally known as suluk, have long been a reliable source of income for families in Lakeba Village, Namuka in Macuata.