Vanuatu’s ability to conduct a snap election in the wake of last month’s 7.3 magnitude earthquake highlights the resilience and tenacious spirit of the country’s people, says the United Nations Development Programme.

The Year 12 students of Yasawa North Secondary School have defied adversity to achieve a remarkable 100 percent pass rate for 2024, even after a devastating fire destroyed one of their classrooms and office.

The Ministry of Health has clarified that they rely on service agreements when it comes to inoperative medical machines in all hospitals and health facilities.

The Fiji Law Society says it is concerning to note that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution officials have lodged a complaint to FICAC against the Director of Public Prosecutions alleging abuse of office.

Improving utilization and productivity for sustainable growth and development is an important aspect which the Lands Ministry is advocating for amongst land owners.

The Water Authority of Fiji is working with the government to explore affordable and sustainable water solutions for communities like Qauia.

The Ministry of Tourism has sent the blood and urine samples from the affected guests of Warwick Resort to New Zealand for further testing.

A 76 percent pass rate has been recorded in the Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination with the results released in the last hour.

A suspect is in custody for alleged aggravated robbery at Ram Autar Feeder Road, in Vuci South, Nausori.

The national external examination results for Year Eight and Year 12 students have been declining over the last seven years.

Fiji’s teacher unions are urging the Education Ministry to take immediate steps to address the critical shortage of teachers, improve recruitment processes, and ensure timely appointment letters for new graduates.

Residents of Qauia in Lami have voiced growing frustration over persistent water shortages that have plagued their community for years.