The Prime Minister’s Office, which oversees climate change and environmental matters, is set to receive support from an Australian expert to facilitate access to Green Climate Funds.

Heartfelt condolences are pouring in following the untimely passing of the late Acting Director of the Office of Public Prosecution, David Toganivalu, last night.

A robust primary healthcare system demands substantial investments to guarantee the presence of a proficient workforce, sufficient pharmaceuticals and supplies, as well as appropriate infrastructure for service delivery.

Work has already started on new National Cybersecurity Strategy to replace the 2015 Strategy says Trade and Communications Minister, Manoa Kamikamica.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association has reached a milestone agreement in labour negotiations with the National Union of Catering, Hospitality, and Tourism Industries Employees.

Minister for Sugar, Charan Jeath Singh, is encouraging cane farmers to exercise caution when endorsing completion certificates for work conducted on their cane access roads.

Former Member of Parliament Peceli Vosanibola appeared in court this morning.

Nepal is committed to working closely with Fiji in global peacekeeping and security, particularly in United Nations peacekeeping missions.

Republic of Fiji Military Force Commander, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai believes that bringing back corporal punishment is not the solution that can help with the discipline of our schoolchildren.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the US-Pacific Islands Forum Leaders meeting is a critical platform, allowing them to hold one-on-one interactions with President Joe Biden and address national issues.

Fiji is leading the fight to ensure that the World Trade Organization’s Fisheries Subsidies Agreement is successfully implemented.

Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh has outlined the coalition government and the Fiji Sugar Corporation’s plan to explore the possibility of building a sugar refinery in Labasa.