Fiji is set to conduct its 2023–2024 employment and unemployment survey.

The government maintains its optimism that last night’s discussions held with the Fiji Nursing Association will lead to a resolution of the ongoing dispute between the health ministry and the nurses.

The Pacific Collective on Nuclear Issues, representing various civil society organizations across the Pacific region, has issued a resounding call to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka for more extensive consultation on the decision to allow Japan to dispose of treated radioactive wastewater from the tsunami-affected Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant into the Pacific Ocean.

Rumours of coups always accompany democratic elections because of Fiji’s history of coups.

The Ministry of Rural Development is taking a targeted approach towards assisting communities with more income-generating activities.

The Director General of COP 28, Majid Al-Suwaidi has offered his support to Fiji and the region, as the fight against climate change continues.

Effective leadership plays a pivotal role in ensuring smooth development for our community.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund is extending its support to farmers looking to diversify into other agricultural commodities.

The Coalition Government’s work in ensuring that Fiji citizens are protected will remain an utmost priority.

Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica highlights that commercial industries, culture and art, and climate change are some of the opportunities available for resource owners to further empower them economically.

The development of Damodar City Labasa Center has inspired other investors to invent fresh ideas for businesses in the Northern Division.

The Fiji Nursing Association says a contingency plan will be in place if a strike is unavoidable.