The Sugar Industry Tribunal is urging all cane growers and harvesting gangs supplying the Rarawai Mill to make every effort to harvest and deliver all remaining cane before Monday next week.

The Australian High Commission has clarified misinformation circulating online regarding upgrade works at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital, confirming that critical improvement projects are already underway.

The Ministry of Education is relying on temporary measures to manage ongoing teacher shortages, with more than 600 secondary school teachers currently deployed in primary schools to fill existing vacancies.

Concerns have been raised over the effectiveness of rehabilitation programmes for sexual offenders, following cases where convicted rapists reoffend after being released from prison.

Fiji is facing a growing skills shortage that is worrying investors across key sectors.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has reminded parents of the importance of their role in monitoring and encouraging their children’s education.

With just three weeks remaining before schools reopen, the Consumer Council has intensified its back-to-school market surveillance to protect parents and guardians from unfair pricing and misleading sales practices.

The Land Transport Authority is urging the public to report dangerous driving instead of staying silent.

Parents and youth leaders in Wainiyabia, Serua, are calling on young people to take responsibility for keeping their community clean.

Police have arrested a suspect linked to the alleged theft of an elderly man’s bank card and cash.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is stepping up efforts to improve business compliance with the Electronic Fiscal Device system.

Smart farming is expanding across the Pacific as Go Global AgriTech pushes climate-resilient food production.