One of the pressing challenges faced by the media in the Pacific and around the world is a lack of freedom.

Religious organizations in Fiji are calling for a collective and effective approach to dealing with the increase in young individuals loitering in towns and cities in the late hours of the night.

The 2023–2024 National Budget will enable the Government to balance its priorities of addressing crucial needs of the nation while attending to its debt obligations.

The Water Authority has hired a barge to ship a total of 90 drums of fuel to Rotuma to operate the water treatment plant on the island and maintain water supply services.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga has expressed his satisfaction with the positive signs exhibited by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption following the conclusion of the inaugural Pacific Anti-Corruption Regional Conference.

Water Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Amit Chanan has emphasized the need to prioritize wastewater management in order to protect vital groundwater sources and preserve pristine beaches.

Government is committed to rolling out initiatives to generate economic growth in rural and maritime communities.

The Fijian economy has performed above expectations in the first six months of this year, despite the fragile global economy.

Health infrastructure and staff welfare remain ongoing issues that the Health Ministry is trying to address.

Over 400 drivers have been arrested since January for driving under the influence of liquor.

The aggrieved workers of a prominent security services company in Labasa have collectively decided to cease work until justice is served.

Response efforts are underway to address the lack of fuel and other necessities on Rotuma Island.