The Fiji Head Teachers Association has called on the Ministry of Education to enhance its service delivery.

There is a need for strong, disciplined youth leaders in Fiji who can resist peer pressure and reject drugs.

Strong emphasis has been placed on the importance of open communication and addressing sensitive topics within families, rather than avoiding them under the guise of taboo.

There is a need for heightened discipline and leadership reforms within the Methodist Church.

The Nasinu Town Council is working closely with the relevant stakeholders, youth group, and the police to combat the issue of drugs in the area.

The Fijian Elections Office hopes to obtain the views of over 10,000 Fijians when it rolls out its 2024 Voter Perception Survey from next Monday.

Members of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Reconciliation and Restoration Committee yesterday held a talanoa session with former military officers and family members that were involved in the takeover of the Sukanaivalu Barracks, Labasa, in 2000.

The Republic of Fiji military forces has responded to the ongoing discussions surrounding the review of the 2013 Constitution.

The Steering Committee on Truth and Reconciliation Commission will begin nationwide consultations from next week to gather public feedback on the draft legal framework for the Commission.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has started an investigation into the working conditions, alleged exploitation, alleged violence and other challenges faced by Fijians who travel abroad to work under Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

Around 164,000 Fijians living along the Suva-Nausori corridor are set to benefit from the newly launched Water Mains Project.

The French government is committed to ensuring that Fiji and the Pacific region will not be pushed aside during the UN Oceans Conference, which is set to take place in France next year.