Education must be treated as a family investment, not just a government or school responsibility.

Fiji is stepping up efforts to expand its export trade by strengthening local industries and securing new overseas market opportunities.

One in six Pacific children under five is experiencing severe food poverty, raising urgent concerns about their long-term nutrition and health.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs and the iTaukei Affairs Board are calling for safeguards to ensure village protocols are respected when health officials enforce new legislation.

A new team of commissioners for the Higher Education Commission Fiji has officially taken office following an oath-taking ceremony held yesterday.

Motorists travelling along Princes Road can expect traffic disruptions this week as the Fiji Roads Authority carries out asphalt concrete works on sections of the road.

The Fiji Teachers Union is proposing a 40% increase in transport assistance to ensure operators in the rural and maritime areas can continue providing their services.

Local band InsideOut has been signed up by FIJI Water as the company’s new brand ambassadors.

The Ministry of Employment is seeking additional funding in the upcoming national budget to strengthen workplace inspections and improve compliance monitoring across the country.

Men’s mental health must be nurtured from childhood, according to Empower Pacific clinical supervisor Ana Radrekusa.

Taxi operators in Labasa are calling on the government to consider assistance measures as rising fuel prices continue to put pressure on their livelihoods.

Leaders in Lomaiviti Province are taking a proactive approach to tackle growing social issues, with a renewed focus on drug awareness, education and infrastructure.