The iTaukei Land Trust Board has recorded a 25 percent reduction in rental arrears from $27 million to $20 million between January and May this year.

The man accused to have caused the death of a 20-year-old woman in Vitogo Lautoka on June 16th, has been charged.

A symposium for heads of schools in Suva is underway, aiming to challenge the status quo and inspire teachers and staff to make changes that will transform classrooms and young minds.

A man is in custody for his alleged involvement in an aggravated robbery in Wairua, Tamavua yesterday afternoon.

The 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report by the United States government states that Fijian children are at risk of forced labour in agriculture, retail, or other sectors.

The iTaukei Land and Fisheries Commission is on a mission to officially register individuals who have not yet been included in the Vola ni Kawa Bula and to deregister those who have passed away in the province of Macuata.

In the next financial year, the Ministry of Health will be working on some of the capital projects.

Pacific Islands Forum Secretary-General Baron Waqa criticizes geopolitical manoeuvring, urging Pacific leaders to prioritize issues affecting the region’s people.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Communication, and SME Manoa Kamikamica yesterday encouraged leaders from Lau to motivate their people to venture into commercial agriculture.

The South Pacific Business Development is aiming to support 500 more women financially by the end of the year.

Pacific Islands Forum Secretary-General Baron Waqa states that Pacific Island countries are making great progress toward climate security goals.

The 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report says there has been exploitation of local and foreign women, including children.