Fiji’s HIV Outbreak Response Plan is now in full motion, with the Government and international partners committing over $21 million to tackle the growing epidemic.

Sixteen dairy leases were formally activated by the iTaukei Land Trust Board between 2023 and 2025.

The Fiji Media Association expresses deep concern regarding journalists from various media outlets being blocked from covering the court appearance of five police officers charged with assault and extortion in Nasinu.

Registrations are now open for the ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has laid charges against the Director of Public

A Government Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Unit will be established to increase public accountability for government actions.

Tavua residents facing ongoing water cuts may have to wait longer for full relief.

The Government is exploring the possibility of setting up a new sugar mill in Rakiraki, with support from a Chinese delegation that has expressed interest in investing in the project.

The Ministry of Forestry’s 2022-2023 report has recorded a sound financial performance, as noted by the Auditor General’s Office.

The five police officers charged for their alleged involvement in an assault and extortion case involving a Nasinu businessman have been granted bail by the Nasinu Magistrates Court.

The man who entered the Prime Minister’s compound without permission will likely have his charges amended.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has sought additional time to respond to submissions made by Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s Chief Financial Officer, Vimlesh Sagar.