Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu emphasizes the importance of the recently re-established Drainage Board in safeguarding agricultural landscapes.

A workshop is being conducted with the central aim of equipping community members to effectively anticipate and address future climate-related shocks and public health emergencies.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports received equipment donation from the Korea International Cooperation Agency volunteers yesterday.

The growing drug problem in society has reached a critical stage, prompting the consideration of the direct involvement of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces to combat the issue.

In a breakthrough agreement reached after over two days of intense negotiations, Fiji Water staff will receive a 21.7% pay increase.

Fiji faces a critical juncture in addressing both the influx of illicit drugs facilitated by highly sophisticated criminal networks and the widespread demand for drug consumption.

We cannot have police officers in the force who are involved in drugs.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is working with provincial councils, to bridge the education gap among iTaukei students.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs’ Institute of iTaukei Language and Culture has strengthened its effort to revive artifacts that have been endangered or extinct.

Admissions to St. Giles Hospital for drug and substance abuse has increased significantly with 103 cases recorded in January alone.

The University of Fiji’s art gallery has provided a platform for artists to showcase their talent, a much-needed support for both emerging and established artists.

Former Fiji Bati first five Brandon Wakeham has been charged with supplying prohibited drugs on a large scale in Australia.