The welfare of the country is critical, and its citizens must be empowered to enhance their ability to make choices.

The implementation of the Fiji National Provident Fund deduction for Fijian workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme is key to the Fiji government.

The Fiji National University Acting Vice-Chancellor hopes the leadership seminar today can help address some of the challenges facing the country and the Pacific Island region.

Villagers of Naqali in Naitasiri have acknowledged the Adventist Development Relief Agency Fiji for conducting a live emergency evacuation drill in their flood-prone village.

The Water Authority of Fiji is looking at alternatives, such as improving their billing system, to prioritize debt recovery.

The rural-urban drift is an issue seen in most villages in the Lau group.

The Fiji National University is undertaking a new initiative to up skill unemployed youths and school drop-outs in Suva.

Kava is one of the major commodities in the village of Lomati, Matuku, in the Lau group.

Faith-based organizations and religious leaders are being urged to raise awareness on environmental issues confronting the nation.

The cabinet has endorsed the policy framework for the grant to the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Business Programme.

Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew recently attended the 50th Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police Conference in Gold Coast, Brisbane.

The government clarifies that they are undertaking the review of the Surfing Areas Act 2010 with the support of a team of consulting experts tasked with independently facilitating the review and consultations with the larger public.