The National Fire Authority is pushing to expand its official service boundaries for the first time in nearly 30 years, responding to Fiji’s rapid urban and economic growth.

The Education Minister has expressed concern over eligible students still not attending school, particularly in urban areas.

More women are now holding senior roles in the National Fire Authority, marking a clear move toward gender equality in what was once a male-dominated sector.

A regional skills leader is urging Pacific nations to rethink their education systems, moving away from a narrow focus on academic qualifications.

Few food establishments and outlets in Labasa town have yet to achieve the health and safety standard requirements for food safety.

The National Fire Authority is proposing an increase in fees for building inspections and plan vetting services.

New scam trends are emerging, with scammers targeting vulnerable individuals through increasingly sophisticated tactics.

Landowners in Kalabu are set to benefit from new business opportunities following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the iTaukei Land Trust Board.

A political expert has warned that Fiji is now too close to its next general election to pursue any major changes to the electoral system.

The National Fire Authority responded swiftly to a fire that broke out early this morning at a vacant building located on Amy Street, opposite the Colonial War Memorial Hospital morgue in Suva.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development, Sakiasi Ditoka, has emphasized the Pacific’s leadership in addressing disaster and climate-related displacement.

More than a thousand people took part in the Pacific Recycling Foundation’s third roadside campaign.