Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged individuals making recent allegations of police involvement in drug-related activities to lodge formal complaints with the authorities.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the key issue in the Joyce Aviation Group matter is the need for an independent review of aviation safety and oversight.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the latest Cabinet reshuffle is aimed at improving service delivery and ensuring the coalition government performs strongly in what he describes as the last lap of its term.

Vulnerability assessments are being prioritised as a key strategy to identify risks early and reduce the impact of disasters before emergencies strike.

Fiji’s Centre for Disease Control has upgraded its laboratory capabilities, enabling faster and more accurate detection of viral infections.

Following the commissioning of the Nabouwalu Passenger Terminal yesterday, the Minister for Local Government has also announced plans for the next phase of development to further improving safety, accessibility and travel comfort for maritime commuters.

Tobacco-related offences are set to face tougher legal action as the Tobacco Control and Enforcement Unit steps up efforts to strengthen prosecution and close enforcement gaps.

Minster for Policing and Communications, Ioane Naivalurua, today visited the Telecommunication Authority of Fiji as part of engagement with key stakeholders in his new portfolio.

Health authorities in the Western Division are stepping up frontline defences against disease outbreaks as heavy rainfall and flooding heighten public health risks.

The Government yesterday launched the MSME Strategic Plan 2025–2030, a comprehensive framework aimed at strengthening micro, small and medium enterprises and positioning them as key drivers of inclusive and sustainable economic growth.

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat will continue to strengthen regional unity by following leaders’ decisions under the 2050 Strategy, focusing on peace, external engagement, and global advocacy in the year ahead.

Fiji continues to attract major international TV productions.