A total of 19.1 million trees have been planted under the 30 Million Tree Planting Program.

The Fiji Development Bank has achieved a milestone in environmental sustainability by diverting 1.9 tons of recyclables from landfills and dumpsites for recycling.

Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu has asked Parliament to support the use of agriculture as a tool to alleviate poverty and other related social ills.

More than 15 children will undergo free life-saving heart surgeries at the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital in the coming days.

The Accident Compensation Commission’s Interim Board has decided not to engage with Veritas Private Limited anymore, which has served as the commission’s claim agent over the years.

Assistant Commissioner of Corrections, Senior Superintendent Salote Panapasa will be sent on leave from today, pending an investigation by Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The Health Ministry highlights a disturbing trend of illegal sales of cigarette rolls in the country, with 42 individuals charged by the Tobacco Control and Enforcement Unit in the past three months.

The Adaptive Social Protection Strategy aims to help the government improve its social protection systems to provide timely aid to poor and vulnerable households during natural disasters and economic crises.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has voiced strong support for the revitalization of the Fiji New Zealand Business Council, emphasizing its significance in unlocking new investment avenues for Fiji.

The newly launched EmpowHER AgriLoan is a specialised loan for women-owned businesses in the fruit, vegetable, and marine sectors.

The most prevalent forms of corruption among public officers have been identified as causing loss and abuse of office.

Two men aged 21 years were charged and produced at the Nadi Magistrates court and remanded for a case of alleged rape involving a 17-year-old.