Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad has explained how the $450 million budget support from the Australian government has been utilized.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs strives to safeguard the intangible cultural heritage of Fijians of Melanesian descent under the UNESCO 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The government realises the increasing demand in the medical field and the need to effectively manage it.

All members of parliament will need to focus on working together to find solutions for issues that matter the most, says Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says the strategy to reduce the cost of living doesn’t or no longer rests on the country’s tax policy.

The Suva City Council is working closely with the Fiji Roads Authority to upgrade city roads around the bus terminals and the entry and exist points of the city.

Nearly 100 Collection Pillars of Recycling at the Maururu Dumpsite in Ba celebrated the official opening of the Dignity Facility, a portable washroom and breakroom facility.

Media can be used as a tool to promote gender equality and initiate conversations that impact people on a national level.

The Coalition Government intends to heavily invest in commercial agriculture, as part of its effort to improve the standard of economy in Fiji.

The deployment of K9 capabilities continue as Operations Yavirau ramps up its efforts of disrupting the illicit drug trade and associated crimes.

Improving teaching quality in schools is crucial for students.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is alerting the public regarding the unscrupulous business practices of Melbourne Works, a joinery company based in Moala Street, Samabula.