The National Security and Defense Review team has identified numerous challenges that pose significant threats to the nation’s stability and safety.

Fiji is among the first countries in the world to adopt the World Health Organization’s Global Guidance for Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Health Care Facilities.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Professor Biman Prasad is calling on the International Monetary Fund to enhance support for small island states in the Pacific, particularly in accessing climate financing and promoting regional integration.

Cabinet has approved the review of the Mahogany Industry Development Act 2010 and the Mahogany Industry Licensing and Branding Act 2011.

Association of the University of the South Pacific Staff General Secretary Rosie Fatiaki says the strike will continue until they see some real progress.

One of the recommendations in the National Security and Defence Review Report is the introduction of a common name for all Fijian citizens.

Fiji may have noted a shift in the mindset towards women in leadership, but there are restrictions for women in parliament, says Deputy Speaker for Parliament and Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs Lenora Qereqeretabua.

There is an urgent need for robust waste management systems in tourism-heavy areas like Taveuni.

The Bua Urban Youth Network, particularly the Wainunu and Cogea Youth Councils, have been instrumental in mobilizing support for the relocation of Cogea village in Wainunu, Bua Province.

Cabinet has approved the submission of Fiji’s State Report to the Universal Working Group Secretariat.

As the Diwali season approaches, the Consumer Council of Fiji is urging consumers to be cautious with their purchases and aware of their rights to avoid falling victim to unfair practices.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in partnership with the Australian Federal Police is currently conducting a week-long training on asset confiscation and money laundering at Suvavou House.