The Minister for Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, has officially announced the appointment of Lui Naisara as the new Chairman of the Land Transport Authority Board of Fiji.

The Human Resource Manager at the Fijian Elections Office has confirmed in court that the tax refund received by former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem was legitimate.

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has commended the Fijian business community for passing on cost savings to consumers following the government’s tax reductions, a move he says is contributing to lower inflation and easing the cost of living.

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme has emphasized the critical need for robust early warning systems as a key pillar of disaster resilience management in the region.

Handicraft businesses are taking the lead in promoting recycling by using materials like masi, coconut bark, recycled plastic bottles, and cardboard.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is in New York to advance the Pacific’s Ocean of Peace vision at the 80th United Nations General Assembly.

Fiji is set to strengthen maritime and marine science training through a new partnership between the University of Fiji and Captain Cook Cruises Fiji.

The South Pacific Regional Herbarium at the University of the South Pacific’s Centre for Sustainable Future has become one of the Pacific’s most important centres for biodiversity and cultural preservation.

The Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua, has warned that the Pacific is at a critical juncture, facing both traditional and non-traditional threats that are harming communities and undermining regional unity.

The former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem, reportedly held a discussion with the Human Resources team in 2022 to discuss amendments to his salary and requested that it be kept confidential.

The World Wide Fund for Nature is hosting a workshop in Suva for Civil Society Organisations, urging stronger collaboration to present a united Pacific voice at the 30th UN Climate Conference in Brazil this November.

The iTaukei Lands Trust Board is calling on landowners across the country to stop delaying and start putting their plans into action.