The University of the South Pacific stresses that their policies and procedures are routinely reviewed to ensure their effectiveness, relevance and compliance with laws and regulations.

The lack of adequate funding has left many of Levuka’s historic buildings in disrepair, says Special Administrator Nemani Bulivou.

The chiefs of Macuata Province have pledged a significant $360,000 financial contribution toward enhancing education, demonstrating their commitment to the academic success of their youth.

Fiji is set to step into a digitally advanced economy, paving the way for greater opportunities and innovation.

The Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu has not confirmed whether the draft village-by-laws will be implemented before the next general election.

Residents of Wainilotulevu in the interior of Namosi are set to benefit from improved market access as the government addresses challenges faced by farmers in the region.

In a bid to raise critical awareness and funds for men’s health, Vinod Patel and Home & Living joined the global Movember movement.

The increasing demand for infrastructure development, urban housing projects, and green building initiatives is driving a significant growth surge in the construction industry in the coming years.

Overwhelming patient numbers at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva is contributing to staff burnout and overcrowding issues, says a World Bank report on Fiji’s health system that was released yesterday.

Minister for Children Lynda Tabuya says she agrees with the idea of carrying out bag checks in schools for illicit substances.

The prices of fuel and LPG products will increase across the board from tomorrow.

40-year-old Nemani Toma who is charged with one count of murder was denied bail and further remanded by the High Court in Suva yesterday.