Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that the 1987 coups exposed gaps in Fiji’s legal and institutional framework.

The government has updated its Proxy Means Test to ensure welfare assistance reaches those who need it most.

Cattle diseases are placing heavy pressure on the livestock industry.

The government is laying the groundwork for economic diversification beyond tourism, says Government MP Manoa Kamikamica.

Vashist Muni Memorial Primary School in Navua, one of Fiji’s oldest faith-based schools will kick off its 105th anniversary celebrations tomorrow.

The Then India Maathar Sangam Fiji is preparing for its centennial celebration.

The woodlot sector faces challenges in inventory and timber management.

Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry claims that Fiji is facing deepening social and economic crises under the current government.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that he cannot personally meet all claims for compensation.

The Ministry of Housing plans to acquire 60 acres of land and construct 100 new rental housing units by 2027.

Residents along the Wailevu, Navakasigani, Pakistan, Solove, and Waiqele Airport corridor are raising concerns over rising illegal dumping.

A shortage of young farmers remains a major threat to food security and the Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute in Naitasiri is being positioned as a key part of the solution.