The Public Service Commission with the agreement of the Prime Minister, has announced that Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca has been reassigned as PS for Justice effective from next Monday.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka stated this afternoon that the University of the South Pacific Staff Union is in compliance with the provisions and procedures for a strike as set out in the Employment Relations Act 2007.

The standoff between the University of the South Pacific and its Staff Association continues into its fourth day without a resolution in sight.

A recently launched National Security and Defense Review report has highlighted the increasing drug trade in Fiji, emphasizing the need for enhanced border security and international cooperation.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is in Apia, Samoa, where he will be leading Fiji’s delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh says they have extended an invitation for voluntary mediation to the staff and students of the University of the South Pacific as their strike enters its fourth day today.

Discussions over the next two days of the 65th Asian Productivity Organization Workshop Meeting of Heads of National Productivity Organizations will be crucial for the future of APO.

Conservation International Fiji is promoting a balanced approach to sustainable fisheries management, focusing on both preserving fish stocks and addressing the social dynamics of fishing communities.

Some University of the South Pacific students have joined the staff who are protesting against Vice Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia leadership at Laucala Campus in Suva.

Thousands of Pine landowners will gather at Fiji Pine Limited’s headquarters in Lautoka next Wednesday to receive their bonus.

The Fiji Corrections Service has released an information paper aimed at clarifying the distinction between remission and parole.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua says there has been a decline in instances of police brutality and military involvement, but stresses the ongoing need to rebuild public trust in Fiji’s security institutions.