Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya commends the Great Council of Chiefs for recognizing violence against women and girls as a priority issue.

Fiji’s trade with China is now valued at over $1 billion, but imports from the global producing giant far exceed Fiji’s exports to the Chinese market.

The Land Transport Authority is urging Labasa Carriers Association members to apply for Licensed Carrier PSV permits to provide charter or hire services.

Businesses, taxi drivers, and the public in Nadi have expressed relief following the reversion of the main road to two-way traffic.

Fiji’s National Sustainable Tourism Framework is helping the Ministry of Tourism collaborate with developers to ensure that essential factors are taken into account when planning and implementing tourism development across various regions.

Public Service Commission Chair Luke Rokovada says to meet the challenges of the future and make the most of the opportunities, there is a need for strong and resilient public service systems.

Fiji’s progress towards gender equality will be tabled by Women Minister Lynda Tabuya in Bangkok, Thailand, this week.

Agriculture enthusiast Shahin Khan and her family from Ciri, Sigatoka are planning to expand their nursery to meet the growing demand for seedlings in Fiji’s reforestation efforts.

Save the Children Fiji Chief Executive Shairana Ali says celebrating International Day for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect should not be about reflection but about action.

The Great Council of Chiefs will not be moving towards independence in the near future, according to Chair Ratu Viliame Seruvakula.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says Labasa is “Fiji’s next economic frontier’.

Two multimillion-dollar projects by Pacific Towers can be expected for Suva soon.