Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says careful consideration is needed before any whistleblower policy is developed for the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka believes the upcoming Nations Championship will not only provide valuable game time for the Fiji Water Flying Fijians, but also serve as a platform to elevate the team’s brand on the global stage.

The Fisheries Ministry says for the region, offshore fisheries, particularly tuna, are among the most significant economic assets. However, no country or institution can secure long-term prosperity alone.

The Agriculture Ministry’s consultation team has clarified that registration under the proposed Kava Bill is for record purposes only, not for licensing.

“When Lotu, Vanua and Matanitu stand together, Fiji becomes stronger.”

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, recently received a courtesy call from senior leaders of Wallis and Futuna reaffirming longstanding ties between the two pacific neighbours.

Young people in Naisilisili Village now have improved opportunities to focus on their health and future following the handover of new gym equipment and the graduation of participants from a mobile skills training programme.

Former Corrections Officer Epeli Laqeni, who allegedly murdered his de facto partner in Nakasi last year, has been released on bail by the Suva High Court.

English Premiership club Sale Sharks have secured the signing of Fiji back-rower Elia Canakaivata on a two-year deal starting next season.

A stay application is expected to be filed in relation to the charges against former journalist and sports marketing expert Charlie Charters.

Self-reflection is a key component of becoming an effective leader, says Ana Laqeretabua, partner of the Leaders LEAD Symposium, which is underway in Nadi.

Farmers in the North are urging the Ministry of Agriculture to prioritise support for people living with disabilities under the proposed Fiji Kava Policy.