The government has ruled out any possibility of introducing legislation similar to the former MIDA Act, with Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya stressing that media suppression has no place under the coalition government.

Cabinet has endorsed the next phase of the Gender Transformative Institutional Capacity Development Initiative.

Acting Commissioner of Corrections Service Sevuloni Naucukidi, who is currently facing a charge of criminal intimidation, has requested the Suva Magistrate’s Court to have an early trial date set.

Cabinet has approved an amendment to Section 28 of the Income Tax Act 2015.

The Fijian Government has approved the phased reopening of Fiji’s Embassy in Brussels, marking a major step toward restoring the nation’s diplomatic footprint in Europe.

Fiji celebrates World Fisheries Day with a renewed commitment to building a sustainable, innovative, and resilient fisheries sector, highlighting the nation’s drive toward what officials are calling a “Blue Transformation.”

The government is warning of rising online harm to children and adults.

Indigenous leaders, families and communities have been urged to take a stronger stand against rising child sexual abuse.

The government is set to introduce its first national plywood standard after decades without one.

PhD and Master’s students at the University of the South Pacific are celebrating the return of their supervisor Dr. Tamara Osborne.

Fiji is focused on building resilient and inclusive communities amid climate challenges, says Minister for Housing and Local Government Maciu Nalumisa.

The University of the South Pacific staff have welcomed the Council’s approval of long-awaited salary adjustments.