Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has announced changes to the ministerial responsibilities of his Cabinet Ministers, effective from 19 January.

The Nabouwalu Passenger Services Terminal has been commissioned officially marking a major milestone to improve transport infrastructure and service delivery in rural and maritime communities.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital is intensifying efforts to curb hospital-acquired infections through major upgrades to its sterilisation systems.

Local Government Minister Maciu Nalumisa says the Ministry is prioritizing several key infrastructure projects, including a major market complex and a bus station, with construction expected to accelerate in the coming financial year.

Investor confidence in Fiji remains strong, but risks need careful management to sustain momentum, Investment Fiji CEO Kamal Chetty says.

Residents of Nasinu have been assured that plans for a public recreational space remain on the agenda, even as Valelevu Ground is being assessed as a potential site for a new national hospital.

The Pacific Islands Forum has strongly condemned the act of terrorism that occurred at Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday.

Ellington Wharf in Rakiraki has officially reopened, marking a significant boost for transport connectivity and economic activity in Ra.

The Ministry of Immigration says human trafficking concerns and visa overstays remain a top priority, with authorities closely monitoring foreigners arriving in Fiji for work, study or settlement.

The review of Fiji’s Police Act 1965 is progressing, with a validation workshop currently underway in Suva to refine the draft legislation before submission to Cabinet.

Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa is urging those intending to contest the upcoming Municipal Elections to put the interests of the people first, as Fiji prepares for the return of local government polls after more than 25 years.

Counterfeit products are becoming an increasing concern in Fiji’s markets, with authorities warning that many shoppers may be unknowingly purchasing fake goods.