Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong suggests that Australia can address the departure of skilled workers from Fiji by investing in local skills development and fostering new opportunities.

The government of Fiji and the People’s Republic of China partnership remains intact and stronger than before.

Over 2800 habitual offenders have consistently disregarded traffic regulations, posing significant risks to public safety.

The Ministry of Health has assured Fijians that the risk of the spread of Nipah Virus to Fiji is low.

Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad admits that a lot of work is still needed to fix our roads.

Minister for Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa, has reiterated the government’s commitment to relocate the Vunato Rubbish Dump to a more suitable and environmentally friendly location.

The $1.5 million Sukuna Park development is expected to be completed by late next month.

Increasing the electricity tariff for Energy Fiji Limited does not merely depend on the submission that has been made by EFL.

There was very low voter turn-out during the municipal elections held in 2005, prompting the Local Government Ministry to look at ways to change this in the next election.

A total of 22 multimillion-dollar projects are set to change the landscape of Nausori.

Despite the over 90 percent of i-Taukei landowners in the country, they continue to record the highest percentage of poverty and this needs to be addressed.

Over 60 Collection Pillars of Recycling (CPR) who engage in informal waste picking at the Vunato dumpsite in Lautoka now have a reason to smile.