The Fiji Corrections Service has today announced a proposed policy aimed at reinforcing high standards of personal conduct and integrity among its officers and staff.

The Fiji Police Force is striving to improve its status quo, while remaining loyal to the calling to uphold the law for the safety and security of every Fijian.

Former Deputy Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu confirms that he has applied for the Commissioner of Police position that was advertised last month.

The Ministry of Education will be reintroducing the scaling system in the 2025 academic year, following the completion of consultation and policy adjustments at the school levels.

Construction of the $250,000 Waiqele Nursing Station outside Labasa town has begun.

Naceva Village on Beqa Island is taking steps to protect its coastal environment while addressing waste management through a clean-up campaign.

People from other ethnic groups are invited to the Diwali Mela to promote cultural diversity, foster community unity, and celebrate the richness of traditions.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka strongly advocates against the use of nuclear, as he strives to promote stability through the concept of “Ocean of Peace”.

Cane farmers in Labasa have experienced an increase in production this crushing season compared to previous years.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says a comfortable and safe environment enhances students’ concentration and engagement during lessons.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is stressing the critical role of Heads of Schools in monitoring teaching practices and supporting staff, despite geographic challenges.

Youth participation in the FMF Diwali Mela is essential for enhancing their knowledge of the festival, fostering cultural appreciation, and promoting community involvement.