Public Works Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau says a legislative and regulatory gap analysis for the energy sector has been completed with support from the International Renewable Energy Agency to ensure a just and inclusive energy transition.

Year 10 student Kavya Pillay is gearing up to light up the stage at the Radio Fiji Two /Mirchi FM “Rewa” Diwali Dhoom this Saturday at Damodar City in Labasa.

Corruption complaints to the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption have soared.

Parliament has flagged teacher shortages, increasing student misconduct and inadequate school infrastructure as urgent issues affecting the education sector.

A 34-year-old man has been charged in relation to the ongoing investigation into the unlawful importation of liquid methamphetamine.

Indigenous landowners are set to benefit from a $3 million government fund aimed at boosting economic development and entrepreneurship.

Pinktober is not just about pink ribbons. It is a national call to action to save lives, says Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran.

Cybercrime is escalating with law enforcement struggling to keep pace as digital exposure surges.

Opposition Member of Parliament Faiyaz Koya has assured government of full bipartisan support in the national fight against drugs, stressing the importance of empowering the Counter-Narcotics Bureau to carry out its mandate.

There are ongoing discussions to increase the tuna supply to Pacific Fishing Company Pte Limited on Ovalau Island.

The government has defended the appointment of country liaison officers to monitor Fijian seasonal workers in Australia and New Zealand.

Minister confirms 99.9% budget utilisation for workers’ compensation, Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations, Agni Deo Singh, has confirmed that his ministry has achieved a 99.99 percent budget utilisation in the last financial year under the Injury Compensation Commission of Fiji (ICCF).