The Fijian Parliament is investing heavily in technology to stay relevant and responsive to the needs of the public.

The Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service will allocate 20 scholarships for commercial pilot training, aimed at supporting Fiji Airways’ efforts to nationalize and localize its workforce.

The Ministry of Education is working on new policies to address pressing social ills like drug use and peddling in schools.

A nightclub in Labasa has maintained its mandatory security check for patrons when required as part of its overall safety measures.

In this financial year, the government has allocated nearly $120 million for MSME support to empower entrepreneurs across various sectors with essential tools, skills, and networks for success.

With one year remaining in the current term, newly appointed Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Mosese Bulitavu, has outlined plans for the Ministry as it prepares for global climate talks, especially COP30.

The Fiji Teachers Union is pushing for stronger measures to protect teachers.

The Minister for Health has revealed plans to establish a dedicated post for a health inspector in the Bukuya medical area in Ba.

A survey by the Ministry of Education revealed that approximately 6,000 students failed the Year Eight examination between 2022 and 2023.

The current infrastructure development projects in Labasa town is expected to transform the landscape of business operations as a whole.

Women are the backbone of Fiji’s agricultural industry.

History was created this week when a team of specialists conducted Fiji’s first-ever quadruple graft heart bypass surgery at the Pacific Specialist Healthcare Hospital in Nadi.