Incomplete application forms have been identified as a key reason for delays in back-to-school assistance payments.

The newly proposed People First Party has rejected claims that it is a front for former FijiFirst leaders. It also denies any links to the former Attorney-General.

Government will continue strengthening Fiji’s health system through people centered and evidence based reforms.

The Minister for Public Enterprises, Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Culture, Heritage and Arts, Charan Jeath Singh, recently met with the Board, Chief Executive Officer, and senior management of Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Limited to discuss the Corporation’s performance, strategic direction, and future outlook.

Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu has confirmed that his proposed political party will distance itself from Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and other former leaders.

Those directly affected by Fiji’s past political upheavals are being urged to step forward and take part in the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Zoe Maharaj has been remanded by the Suva Magistrate’s Court this afternoon.

The Ministry of Education is ramping up efforts to identify at-risk students and prevent school dropouts.

Rising vegetable prices across the country are being driven by off-season shortages, high demand, and increased production costs, according to Minister for Agriculture, Tomasi Tunabuna.

The University of the South Pacific’s Laucala Campus was bustling today as over 3,000 students gathered for the first day of orientation.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has confirmed that the government has commenced a review of the Constitution.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation has arrived in Sydney, Australia, ahead of its VAKA Forum: International Academic Lens & Donor Alignment, happening on 17–18 February at the University of New South Wales.