Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has encouraged Fijians residing in Europe to set up businesses in Fiji and also invest back home as the government is eager to facilitate their investment.

The government generates an annual revenue of around $26 million from land leases.

The imperative task of bridging the care gap takes centre stage in fostering a conducive and healthier environment for the recovery journey of cancer patients.

Assistant Agriculture Minister Tomasi Tunabuna has urged staff to utilize time and government resources efficiently while focusing on delivering services effectively.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad has refuted claims by FijiFirst Acting General Secretary Faiyaz Koya about economic policies of the coalition government.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement continues to find shocking discriminatory practices against female survivors of rape within the formal criminal justice system.

Certain schools around the country have carried out necessary upgrades and renovations of their school facilities.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad has voiced disagreement with the Acting General Secretary of the FijiFirst Party’s claims that the taxation policies of the Coalition government have negatively impacted the tourism industry.

The Pacific desires to be a region free of militarization and conflict, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

A 42-year-old Australian citizen has pleaded guilty to giving false information to a public servant.

The Landowners Committee “Lomani Au, Maroroi Au” has expressed deep disappointment with the Fijian government’s handling of discussions regarding the renewal of the Namosi Joint Venture Prospecting License (SPL 1420).

The kingmaker in the 2022 General Election is ready to review the coalition agreement that led to the formation of the coalition government.