The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is urging parents to be vigilant about their children’s online activities following a disturbing incident involving two young siblings.

The Fiji Roads Authority is looking at introducing new measures to tighten the management of contracts and enhance project monitoring, aiming to prevent the costly variations that have impacted projects in the past.

The successful implementation of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission hinges on the government’s commitment to adopting and acting upon its recommendations.

The French State and the government of New Caledonia have agreed on the “Terms of Reference” for the Pacific Islands Forum’s Troika mission.

A 36-year-old driver who allegedly caused the death of an elderly woman along the Viseisei Bypass road on Queen’s Road on the 18th of this month has been charged.

The Ministry of Agriculture is developing strategies to enhance service delivery in rural areas to reduce rural-to-urban drift.

The passport printing has been temporarily suspended due to technical issues with the passport printers

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka states that Fiji is ready to collaborate with American Samoa and other non-self-governing Pacific Island Countries and Territories on areas of mutual interest.

Climate financing is crucial but the Pacific Islands must be more assertive in preparing our populations for future challenges.

Fiji and the United States are committed to strengthening relations to boost economic growth, defense, security, tourism, trade, investment, climate resilience, and people-to-people connections.

Minister for Disaster Management Sakiasi Ditoka emphasized the need to implement new and cost-effective initiatives to ensure the sustainability of our projects.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confidence in the succession of the Pacific Policing Initiative to ensure the security and safety of people in Pacific Island Countries.