The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development will work on expanding its collaboration under the trilateral partnership with Australia and Indonesia to foster better disaster response.

The villages of Nawaisomo and Naseuseu on Beqa Island have planted 200 native and fruit trees as part of their contribution to the government’s ambitious tree-planting campaign.

Pacific Voyager has officially launched a new initiative that aims to reconnect Pacific Islanders living abroad with their ancestral heritage while promoting environmentally conscious tourism.

Fiji’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ambassador Filipo Tarakinikini has emphasized the importance of national security and addressing evolving global threats during the 79th United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is confident the government will be able to restore integrity in its institutions, specifically in the settlement of the matter at the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, says the preliminary data and trends show that the 2024 economic growth forecast can be upgraded to around 3.5 percent or even higher.

A further investigation will be carried out on the procurement of goods and services in relation to the 52nd Asian Development Bank Annual General Meeting in 2019 on possible material mismanagement in the Ministry of Civil Services.

The lawyers for Grace Road President Daniel Kim today disputed the State’s reliance on four ouster clauses to prevent judicial review of deportation decisions.

World Intellectual Property Organization Counselor Mahmoud Esfahani says that branding is a key driver of business success in this day and era.

Labasa is gearing up for an exciting cultural celebration as it will grandly host the FMF Diwali Mela.

Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa has highlighted the significant economic impact of flooding in Rakiraki, which cost the business community approximately $300,000 in 2022.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today handed over the first payout of $3.6 million to the Vatukoula goldmine workers, fulfilling a promise by the coalition government as part of the settlement for the longest strike in Fiji’s history.