An earthquake and tsunami national simulation exercise approved by the National Disaster Management Committee will be the highlight of the upcoming National Disaster Awareness Week.

There is a need to become more innovative and self-sufficient rather than relying on government handouts.

Fiji will continue to support the United Nations’ process to accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Fiji Police Force is working on reviewing its respective response unit following the attack on the Totogo Police Station in Suva earlier this week.

There has been a surge in demand for water tanks as Fijians continue to face disruptions to water supply.

Project proposals for the Kiwa Initiative must demonstrate human well-being and biodiversity benefits.

It is time that we must consider the Pacific as a zone of peace.

The Ministry of Education recognizes the importance of implementing effective assessments in schools and at national levels, delivering tangible results that motivate students and teachers.

The U.S. House of Representatives’ Rules Committee on Saturday voted, 9-2, to tee up four appropriations bills for debate on the full House floor, the latest move in Republicans’ last-ditch bid to prevent government shutdowns after a Sept. 30 deadline.

The Finance Minister has reiterated that proper planning, proper monitoring and evaluation of activities and projects as provided for in the budget will ensure that delivery is effective, efficient and timely.

The future of Ratu Cakobau Park as a sporting venue will only be determined once the ongoing discussion is finalized.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for urgent reform of the global financial architecture to make climate finance accessible to small island developing states.