Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu states that the training officers are attending at the Pinkenba Training Hub in Brisbane, Australia, introduces a new dimension to policing in the region.

The Vodafone ATH Fiji Foundation is calling on local businesses to take a more active role in social responsibility, urging them to establish corporate trusts as a sustainable way to give back to the communities they profit from.

Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu believes that there are people who can carry out the work despite Graham Leung’s dismissal as Attorney-General.

University of Fiji Vice Chancellor Professor Shaista Shameem has provided assurance that all medical science staff lecturing in the degree programmes have Master’s or PhD qualifications.

Technical and vocational training has traditionally been seen as a last resort for students struggling academically, but education experts argue this perspective is outdated.

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant concept; it’s rapidly transforming how doctors diagnose, treat, and care for their patients.

The Fiji Crop and Livestock Council members are concerned that buyers are losing trust in some farmers due to the inferior quality of produce.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji admits that poor record-keeping and weak handover processes have been a problem before 2017, predating the current administration.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the findings in the recent report of the Commission of Inquiry made it evident that Graham Leung’s position as Attorney General in his Cabinet is now untenable.

In response to a social media video circulating regarding a family dispute involving a police officer, the Divisional Police Commander East and the Internal Affairs Unit are looking into the matter.

A 21-year-old student is believed to be the latest drowning victim.

Tui Macuata Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has acknowledged the success and public commitments of the four-day Ratu Sukuna Day national celebration in Labasa.