Lautoka-based cassava flour mill, Tavioka Organic Private Limited, has opened a market for farmers to sell their produce in the Northern Division.

A schoolteacher has been jailed for sexually assaulting his students.

A man has been acquitted of two charges of rape after the court found inconsistent evidence by the complainant.

The Fiji Association in Auckland has donated 8,000 textbooks to the Ministry of Education.

Stakeholders are calling on religious leaders to preach from the pulpit about the prevalence of violence against children in the country.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service, which has not been spared due to skilled migration, has embarked on an early-level recruitment program through the Tertiary Entry Level Paid program.

Outcomes from the recent Education Summit will be discussed during the two-day 128th Principals Conference underway in Nadi.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is hopeful that a new chief executive will be appointed by the end of next month.

The two leading universities in the country have joined forces to help address violence against children.

Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad has acknowledged the continued support of the Asian Development Bank and outlined other opportunities for partnership in the commercial, agricultural, and climate change spaces.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere received two letters of credentials from two ambassadors this week.

Fijians with dual citizenship should be allowed to contest municipal council elections.