30 students awarded prizes for essay competition on Climate Change
30 students were awarded cash prizes and certificates for taking part in the 2022 Essay competition on Climate Change organised by the Fiji Association in Auckland. Fi
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145 students affected by the fire at RKS sent home
145 students affected by the fire at RKS sent home 145 boarding students of Ratu Kadavulevu School that were affected by the fire have been sent home, and teachers wi
It taught me obedience, discipline and being a good citizen - Mousio
Cadet training has taught me obedience, discipline and being a good citizen - Mousio Maria Mousio, a year 12 student of Suva Grammar School says the cadet training has
We need the private sector to flourish without any fear & bottlenecks – AG
We need to foster a culture that allows the private sector to flourish without any fear and bottlenecks. This has been highlighted by the Attorney General Siromi Turag
In the face of challenges surrounding our youngsters, cadet training should be the answer - Vanawalu
It was a momentous day for 445 students of Suva Grammar School after they became the pioneers of school cadet pass out after two failed attempts. The 445 students are
Uni Fiji to research how traditional knowledge can mitigate effects of climate change after signing MOU with UNDP & AIS Forum
The University of Fiji today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with UNDP and the Archipelagic and Island States forum for research to be conducted by the University in
Non-repayment of TELS debt will not affect government revenue - Prof.Prasad
Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says the repayment of TELS debt will not have any significant effect on government revenue as they
Construction begins at Lekutu District and Lekutu Secondary School following damages sustained during TC Yasa and Ana
Students teachers of Lekutu District School and Lekutu Secondary School will soon have new classroom blocks and teachers quarters following the ground breaking ceremony o
Education Summit in August to review curriculum and discuss e-learning, digital literacy and TVET courses
The Education Summit that will be held in August this year will review the curriculum and discussions will focus on e-learning, digital literacy and TVET courses. Whil
Nuku District School receives a boost from BSP Nausori Branch
Teachers and students at Nuku District School were full of smiles today after their school received a significant boost to their school facilities which included the cons
27 students graduates from Navuso Agriculture Technical Institute
27 students who have graduated from Navuso Agriculture Technical Institute can now utilize their new farming skills in their agriculture business and assist their family.
ROG Ambassadors Program launched at two west based schools
Jasper Williams High School and Nadi Sangam Primary School are the two recent west based schools to implement the Recycling on The Go (ROG) Ambassadors Program. ROG Am
Ministry of Agriculture will work closely with FNU and resolve matters of vet graduates
With a number of Fiji National University graduates from the veterinary program calling for answers and solutions as they are still not registered to practice as vets, th
Tuqiri and Samo to host rugby activities across Fiji for Vuvale week
Fijian Rugby legends and former Wallabies Lote Tuqiri and Radike Samo will join Queensland Reds’ Joana Rabaka and Isaac Henry alongside FRU staff to host Rugby act
Cabinet endorses guidance note for the National Early Childhood Care Services Policy and Regulatory Framework
Cabinet has endorsed the guidance note for the National Early Childhood Care Services Policy and Regulatory Framework. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the guidan
Enhancing skills abroad opens doors for extensive personal and professional growth - President
Enhancing skills and pursuing quality education abroad opens doors for extensive personal and professional growth. This was highlighted by President Ratu Wiliame Katon
Lili Teunroko wins first prize at the Chinese Bridge Competition
Lili Teunroko was filled with joy after she received the first prize in the Chinese Bridge Competition at USP Performance Space. Teunroko says since her first day at U
Students to resume classes from tomorrow
As term two of the school year begins today, students are being reminded that they will be returning to classes from tomorrow. The Education Ministry says teachers are
School students of Bau will have an extra week break due to the GCC meeting
Students of Bau will have an extra week break while the Great Council of Chiefs meeting is held on the chiefly island. Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu says
Girmit is always tied to the idea of coercive labour regime and brutality – Dr Subramani
USP academic and historian, Dr Anurag Subramani says indenture was a concealed form of slavery and Girmit is always tied to the idea of coercive labour regime and brutali
Graduate vets from FNU want the Govt and FNU to tell them when they will be registered
Frustrated graduate vets from the Fiji National University say they urgently need clear answers from the FNU and the Ministry of Agriculture as to when they will get regi