There are ongoing discussions about converting bus fare top-ups into cash for individuals with disabilities.

The University of Fiji has today officially inaugurated its Journalism and Media Studies program facility at the Samabula campus.

The Fiji Council of Social Services has shed light on the significant hindrances posed by the government’s standard operating procedures to the development and relocation efforts in vulnerable communities.

Residents of Field 4 in Lautoka have expressed dissatisfaction with the inadequate response from the police.

The National Fire Authority recorded three residential fire incidents within ten days, where the structures sustained more than 90 per cent of the damage.

Villagers of Momi in Nadi now have access to clean and improved water supply, following the commissioning of their new water main extension project.

ITaukei Affairs Minister, Ifereimi Vasu, says people need to understand that Levuka is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site and any developments or rehabilitation will need to follow the process as outlined in the World Heritage Convention.

The Pacific Eye Institute has identified a concerning trend, as one in every ten children is diagnosed with a refractive error, resulting in blurred vision.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is facing challenges due to a shortage of personnel with specific skill sets, which impedes their efforts to address corruption-related offences.

The Fiji Corrections Service is still facing challenges as contrabands continue to enter the correctional facilities.

In light of instances of Bus Fare Subsidy abuse and the accumulation of funds in recipient’s accounts, the Ministry of Social Protection has implemented a user-based system.

The Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service extensively utilizes social media to raise awareness about scholarship schemes and keep students updated on their queries.