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

Being proactive about cancer symptoms and attending regular check-ups are crucial for effective prevention, early diagnosis, and overall health management.

The Fiji Police Force is making drug arrests almost daily.

A contractor for the Water Authority of Fiji is urging the organization to address the lack of cleaning facilities for trucks used in wastewater transportation.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has arrived in New Caledonia for a three-day high-level mission.

The Ministry of Health has expressed gratitude to the many women who participated in its free breast examinations and screenings at the Ro Qomate Carpark in Macuata last week.

Residents of Pilling Road in Vunika outside Labasa town remain hopeful that the government will soon address the low to no water supply faced in the area.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro, in wishing Year 12 and 13 well for their external exams, urged them to showcase the hard work, dedication, and resilience they demonstrated throughout the year.

The Fijian Teachers Association is planning on substantial business growth through property investments and agricultural projects, marking a new chapter in the association’s development strategy.

The turnover of skilled agricultural workers in the public sector is increasing, with many employees leaving to pursue other business ventures or start their own companies.

More than 200 Fijians left the country last month for job opportunities overseas.

Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs Charan Jeath Singh says they are focusing on the ongoing development needs of the multi-ethnic communities residing in Taveuni.