Faith-based organizations are urging members to take a stand, promote compassion, and hold abusers accountable.

The Fiji Police Force has issued a stern warning to officers attempting to tamper with drug exhibits, saying those caught will be held accountable.

The Ministry of Local Government is in the final stages of completing a set of critical regulations for the upcoming municipal electoral processes.

A wellbeing survey conducted within the teaching profession had indicated that the majority of teachers experience symptoms of burnout.

As Fiji commemorates 146 years since the arrival of the first indentured labourers from India, 87-year-old Raman Lal Vallabh of Labasa has reflected on his family’s Girmit connection.

Fiji and New Zealand reaffirms their commitment to strengthening labour mobility partnerships, following high-level meetings in Wellington this week.

The National Fire Authority has received ten Automated External Defibrillators to be deployed across its national ambulance fleet, significantly strengthening its emergency medical response capacity.

The Fijian Government has formalised its long-term commitment to sustainable tourism through the launch of the Fiji National Sustainable Tourism Framework.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has defended the government’s decision to cease overtime payments for some medical workers, saying it’s based purely on manpower levels and budget constraints.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has confirmed that a search warrant was conducted at the Fiji Sports Council today.

The Fiji Teachers Union is once again calling for an increase in their annual wage, pushing for a 20 percent increase.

Violence has no place in schools, regardless of whether it comes from the student or the teacher says Permanent Secretary for Education, Meli Nacuva.