Lami High School’s Under-19 rugby team is celebrating a significant achievement, with two of their players being formally approached to join the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua development side.

Disagreements over Israel’s future military presence in Gaza and over Palestinian prisoner releases are obstructing a ceasefire and hostage deal, according to ten sources familiar with the round of U.S.-mediated talks that concluded last week.

If it wasn’t for the support of their teachers, parents and old scholars, Navatu Secondary School would not have been able to compete at the Crest Chicken Fiji Secondary School Netball tournament.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection stresses the urgent need for more psychologists to address the growing psychological needs of children, especially those struggling with drug issues and abuse.

British High Commissioner to Fiji, Brian Jones, says that with advancements in technology and border crimes becoming more sophisticated, countries are now dealing with a very complex definition of maritime security.

The gist of the formulation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is to help those who have been violated to find healing and closure through full and genuine reconciliation with perpetrators

The issues of rape, domestic violence, sexual harassment, and child abuse about human rights laws, basic counselor training, and advocacy took center stage at the 44th edition of the Regional Training Program.

The government has partnered with the Israel’s Agency for International Development Cooperation and the United States Agency for International Development to launch a new initiative aimed at promoting innovation, gender equality, and entrepreneurship.

With government intervention, more prefabricated houses can be established to meet the housing demand that exists in the country.

Over 2000 students are expected to attend the 14th Fiji National Scouts Jamboree.

The National Fire Authority is stepping up its awareness campaigns in a bid to keep to its strategic plan to reduce residential fires by five percent every year.

Thailand has announced its first confirmed case of a new, potentially deadlier strain of Mpox – the first in Asia, and second outside of Africa.