The Ministry of Education recorded over 37, 470 disciplinary cases in Nausori last year.

Rokobua Naiyaga has been appointed the new Chair of the Higher Education Commission of Fiji.

Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited has declared its first-ever dividend of $500,000, marking a historic turning point for the state-owned enterprise.

The Ministry of Fisheries has launched a two-day Data Working Group Workshop as part of Fiji’s commitment to the global “30 by 30” initiative.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho are expected to appear in court this morning charged with inciting mutiny.

Authorities are raising serious concerns about the role of family environments in exposing children to illegal substances, following reports of students being caught with drugs in schools.

A senior administrative officer of the Bua Provincial Council Office is calling for stricter controls on individuals suspected of drug-related offences.

The Ministry of Fisheries has intensified its crackdown on illegal seafood traders, warning that enforcement action will continue against companies operating without proper licences.

Bamboo planting in the highlands of Namosi is proving to be more than an economic venture, it is fast becoming a natural defense against climate-related threats.

There are plans to bar social media for children in Fiji until they reach the age of 16.

Four Cuvu District villages – Cuvu, Yadua, Tore, and Rukurukulevu have been certified as Tsunami Ready under the UNESCO/IOC Recognition Programme.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho have been charged with inciting mutiny.