Government is committed to rolling out initiatives to generate economic growth in rural and maritime communities.

The Fijian economy has performed above expectations in the first six months of this year, despite the fragile global economy.

Health infrastructure and staff welfare remain ongoing issues that the Health Ministry is trying to address.

Over 400 drivers have been arrested since January for driving under the influence of liquor.

The aggrieved workers of a prominent security services company in Labasa have collectively decided to cease work until justice is served.

Response efforts are underway to address the lack of fuel and other necessities on Rotuma Island.

Psychologist Selina Kuruleca is ready to work with Education Minister Aseri Radrodro in her new role as his Permanent Secretary.

Residents of Nabouwalu in Bua have been assured of consistent supply of electricity after the provision of a new power house in the area.

The University of Fiji is urging the Education Ministry to assign a nurse to each school, aiming to address health and social challenges faced by students.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he has had to “step in” to help build affordable houses in the capital because the mayor has “failed to deliver the homes that London needs”.

The Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit saw a major breakthrough in its efforts to combat financial crimes and detect suspicious transactions.

More Fijians will now be able to join Fiji’s National Airlines as pilots and aircraft engineers.