Teacher graduates cannot assume registration will automatically lead to a government teaching position, says Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh says Fiji’s labour shortage is mainly due to the decline of technical and vocational education, not overseas labour mobility schemes.

Domestic violence protection order cases handled by the Legal Aid Commission have almost doubled over the past year, highlighting the growing demand for legal support for victims across Fiji.

More than 100 young people in Beqa are now better equipped to support maritime safety and earn a living after completing specialised training under the United Nations Development Programme’s Solesolevaki ni Veitaqomaki Initiative.

Police in Nausori are investigating allegations of sexual assault involving students at a prominent boarding school.

A new publication is encouraging conversations about abortion and the value of life through stories from across Fiji.

A parcel containing white substances found at the Muanikau foreshore in Suva on Monday afternoon has tested positive for cocaine.

Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka says Fiji Airways’ ability to maintain full flight capacity during the fuel crisis helped protect the country’s tourism sector.

The Fijian Elections Office has received digital equipment from the New Zealand Government to strengthen voter awareness, stakeholder engagement and public communication ahead of the next General Election.

The sugar industry is struggling to stay afloat as rising production costs continue to eat into its viability.

The billions Fiji owes today could become the burden carried by tomorrow’s generation.

Opposition MP Alipate Tuicolo has questioned the sustainability of the 2026–2027 National Budget, highlighting that the government’s projected $1 billion fiscal deficit amounts to about 7 percent of the country’s gross domestic product.