With over three decades in the communications industry, Pasifika Communications is now planning to expand its services by leveraging the latest technologies.

Over 40 percent of Pacific Polytech’s graduates have successfully joined the workforce.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says in the 2024-25 financial year, the Government has provided the highest support to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises of close to $120 million in various sectoral ministries.

The Land Transport Authority together with the Fiji Police reinforcing seatbelt regulations in a concerted effort to reduce road fatalities and serious injuries.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro states that he will be convening a special meeting with the Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad upon his return from his Lau trip regarding the USP staff’s proposed strike action.

There is an urgent need for greater collaboration and action among enforcement partners to protect Fiji’s waters and vulnerable communities from the impacts of drugs, human trafficking, and illegal activities involving foreign yachts and passenger movement.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, has announced plans to introduce an Automotive Engineering Vocational Studies program at Yasayasa Moala College.

Suspended Director of Public Prosecution Christopher Pryde says he is disappointed that the tribunal of three judges who have been constituted to hear the allegations against him have still not provided him with disclosures.

Fulton Adventist University College has taken a significant step in bridging the gap between academia and industry by signing an MOU with three prominent businesses today.

The Miss Universe Fiji organization has selected its Top 10 Finalists who will compete for the title to represent Fiji in the international competition in Mexico at the end of this year.

The University of the South Pacific staff wanting to go on strike will soon discuss the next course of action.

Cabinet has endorsed an amendment to the Personal Property Securities Regulations 2019 to allow the Personal Property Securities Registry to continue to provide its services without levying any fees to its clients and the general public.