The Environment Management Act 2005 has served Fiji for 20 years but is now outdated.

Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya, says the Ministry is modernizing information systems and digital platforms so all Fijians can easily access reliable government updates.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu says Fiji’s new climate commitments mark the country’s most ambitious push yet to confront the climate emergency.

Suspended Assistant Commissioner of Corrections Salote Panapasa will stand trial next September in the Suva High Court.

The Education Ministry reached 611 Early Childhood Education centers and 50 Eastern Division schools during the first two terms of the year.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism, Vilame Gavoka, says that progress is being made under the Na Vualiku Project of the Fijian Tourism Development Programme in Vanua Levu.

The Fiji Pageant today announced a new partnership with the Fiji Broadcasting Corporation, marking a major step forward for the event.

The Education Ministry has recorded 29 alleged cheating and malpractice cases in Year 12 external examinations over the past three years.

The Legal Practitioners Unit is still dealing with 1,793 unresolved complaints, Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga told Parliament.

The government has confirmed there are 302 District Advisory Councilors serving communities across Fiji.

Great Council of Chiefs Chair Ratu Viliame Seruvakula has welcomed the Republic of Fiji Military Forces’ move to make amends for its past involvement in national instability.

A free and trusted media is not just important for politics, it is essential for Fiji’s national security as the country and wider Pacific confront growing threats from transnational and organised crime.