The Ministry of Education has announced that all students can now redeem their eTransport cards for Term 2 of this academic year.

The events of May 14, 1987, when then Lieutenant Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka stormed Parliament and took over the country, were not only challenging for most communities across Fiji, they also forced many who were affected to rebuild their lives in the aftermath.

Air Terminal Services will pay out more than $6 million in compensation to a total of 398 workers who were impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Fiji Police Force has issued a strong warning to officers following reports that some have refused to lodge formal complaints from members of the public, including cases of animal abuse.

A union representative has raised serious concerns over the Work Care Bill and the Accident Compensation (Amendment) Bill, warning that key protections for injured workers are missing, potentially leaving them vulnerable.

The loss of Indigenous knowledge is a persistent challenge in rural settings, and the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has taken a consistent approach to safeguarding it by recording traditional information.

A home composting initiative aimed at reducing landfill waste and cutting methane emissions will be rolled out this week in four villages in Fiji’s Bua Province which includes Vuya, Wairiki, Nabouwalu, and Makolei.

Limited resources, unequal access to education, and poor sector coordination dominated discussions at the Pacific Regional Council for Early Childhood Development meeting in Samoa.

Vodafone Fiji has acknowledged that a power outage, which affected network connectivity for POS terminals used by top-up agents, caused a disruption yesterday afternoon.

The National Substance Abuse Advisory Council is moving to establish stronger mental health support systems in schools to address growing concerns about drug use, violence, and self-harm among students.

Despite not having any registered business operators or individuals in Fiji to import and sell vape, this product is, however, being circulated in the market illegally through social media platforms.

The drivers are once again reminded against speeding following a number of serious and fatal road crashes over the weekend.