Fiji generates nearly 200,000 tonnes of waste annually, with the majority ending up in landfills.

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says health services, infrastructure, and the sugar industry remain key priorities for government.

The Ministry of Education is calling on school leaders to step up efforts so that no student is left behind in national examinations.

The Ministry of Education is awaiting Cabinet approval for the reintroduction of exam scaling.

A new Hindu cemetery has been commissioned in Vatulaulau, Ba, with funding support from the Multi-Ethnic Grant Program.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry is pushing ahead with plans to modernise farming, aiming to have 60 percent of the country’s sugarcane harvested mechanically by next year.

China has reiterated its commitment to supporting Fiji’s resilience, sustainable development, and trade.

Fiji is taking steps to build a future-ready digital economy, drawing inspiration from Singapore’s world-leading digital infrastructure.

In a momentous ceremony, twenty-three Police officers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) were awarded the prestigious UN Medal for their outstanding contributions to peacekeeping efforts in the region.

The Ministry of Education is raising concerns about shifting subject preferences and the low number of students continuing technical studies.

Sugarcane farmers in Fiji’s Western Division are getting immediate financial relief after the recent fire at the Rarawai Mill.

A milestone was marked for the country’s sugar industry yesterday with the launch of Fiji’s first hilly-terrain sugarcane mechanical harvester, supplied by Japan’s Kumiki Co., Ltd.