Fiji is committed to improving labour welfare through labour law review, the right to strike and picket, strengthening collective bargaining, replacing civil servants’ contracts with tenure, and complying with ILO standards.

Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute staff and students will now be able to carry out land preparation on farms in a timely and effective manner.

The fate of whether to phase out the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption or retain it now hangs in the balance.

The Ministry of Health’s allocation in the 2023–24 National Budget has enabled the health sector to spend in the upcoming financial year.

ANZ Economists state that the government’s ability to service its debt seems sound at this stage.

The Fiji Police have recorded an alarming 384 cases of illicit drug use from January to April this year.

Fiji National University partnered with the National Training Productivity Sector to organize a three-day workshop focused on productivity measures.

The Fiji Police Force has clarified the conduct of its officers while trying to escort a juvenile to the Totogo Police Station circulating on social media.

The Fiji Labor Party is calling for an explanation of how the national OHS team certified and passed the ferris wheel that resulted in the death of a young woman last weekend.

FijiFirst will only be able to nominate its next two candidates in Parliament once the Constitutional Offices Commission appoints the chair of the Electoral Commission.

The Education Ministry is stressing the need for proactive and practical solutions in addressing drug-related offenses.

Minister for Public Works, Ro Filipe Tuisawau says the majority of villages in rural settings have standalone water systems, which have deteriorated over the years.