Police are awaiting post-mortem examination results to confirm the cause of death of prominent Suva chef, 60-year-old Lance Seeto, who was found unresponsive at his residence.

The Fijian Teachers Association is highlighting the need for “discipline learning” as a strategy to improve student performance, particularly in mathematics.

While technological advancements are increasing, they also bring greater cyber security threats, leading the government to face significant challenges in establishing an effective cyber security framework.

With the University of the South Pacific on its study break, students who launched a petition demanding good governance last week are continuing their efforts and claim that so far they have more than 200 signatures for their petition.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has highlighted the importance of establishing a comprehensive Teacher Competency Framework for Early Childhood Education (ECE).

Mental well-being should be openly discussed where individuals feel supported and where resources are readily available.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man found motionless at his residence on Clarke Street, Suva.

Acting Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka emphasizes the critical importance of integrating climate resilience into tourism.

The Namosi Landowners Committee, Lomani Au Maroroi Au, has expressed its openness to sustainable development, provided that landowners are fully consulted.

The Fijian Teachers Association is calling for the return of corporal punishment as a means of managing student behaviour and fostering discipline in schools.

Fijians will have to fork out more money to purchase fireworks this time around due to the higher freight costs of fireworks.

A prominent chef and restaurant owner has been found dead in his Suva home this morning.