Two new road infrastructure projects in the districts of Bureta and Lovoni on Ovalau Island are set to provide vital access to markets and transform the lives of over 70 farmers.

The government is firmly focused on delivering services to people and improving quality of life, including health, education, roads, water supply, electricity, and agriculture.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has denied allegations of interference of any sort by the current coalition government or any political parties for any of its cases being investigated or any ongoing cases.

A 20-year-old man has passed away due to severe burns following a fire and explosion on a Yacht at Port Denarau yesterday.

Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu today invoked Standing Order 20 for the purposes of ensuring oversight and scrutiny into a special investigation report on Housing Authority.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has concluded that Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya is not required to disclose any spousal information.

The Land Transport Authority is again raising concerns over driver fatigue, which has become a significant factor in road accidents across Fiji.

The Higher Education Commission has encouraged the 13 education institutes to utilize the operations grants appropriately and not to purchase assets or capital.

The Coalition Government, under its Buy-Back Initiative, has successfully returned 2,465 acres of land to native landowners.

More than 180 market vendors are looking forward to the completion of the newly built market in Savusavu.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces in collaboration with international training partners, recently completed an intensive six-week pre-deployment training at the RFMF Joint Task Force Command at Blackrock Camp in Nadi.

The Stanford University has once again selected the Head of School of Science and senior lecturer for the University of Fiji Dr Ramendra Prasad as one of the World’s top two percent of scientists.