Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s attendance at the United Nations General Assembly’s high-level meeting on Sustainable Development Goals shows Fiji’s strong dedication to the SDGs and ensuring no one is left behind.

There is an opportunity to strengthen arrangements between Fiji and the Solomon Islands in the area of air services and security.

Residents around Balevuto in Ba are advised to adhere to best hygiene practices.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is convinced to have a taskforce to sound out an early warning if there is a scam.

While 96 diarrheal cases have been reported in the Balevuto area, two more cases have tested positive for the bacteria enteropathogenic E.coli and two cases tested positive for the parasite Entamoeba histolytica.

The Ministry of Infrastructure is now targeting apprenticeships and trainee graduates to meet job demand.

Addressing concerns raised by the Fijian workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme is progressing through the collaborative effort of the Fijian and Australian governments.

Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Penny Wong agrees they have an economy which is very emissions intensive and this must be turned around.

According to provisional data released by the Fiji Bureau of Statistics, our shores welcomed 87,368 visitors last month.

An assessment conducted by the non-governmental organization Aruka Fiji highlights the concerning trend of young individuals turning to the streets due to insufficient love and affection from their parents.

A devastating fire in Lautoka, Kashmir, today has destroyed two houses leaving 16 people homeless.

The 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly provides a platform to forge strategies and commitments that will boost progress towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.