Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the coalition government firmly believes in transparency and accountability, which is why the government is upfront in the use of taxpayer funds.

In recent years, the “farm to fork” concept has gained traction in the culinary world, and now, it is being embraced by the Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort.

The Recycling on the Go (ROG) Ambassadors Program will be expanded to two more schools in 2023 once it is endorsed by the Ministry of Education.

The proposed $80 million Fiji National University Labasa Campus at Naiyaca Subdivision now lies in ruins as the project remains incomplete.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is recruiting 100 Fijians.

The Tailevu Province is tired of hearing timeframes for water projects that are scheduled to be completed by the Water Authority to help address water issues.

The Water Authority of Fiji has recorded a significant amount of rainfall in the last 24 hours, with 62 millimeters recorded in the Waimanu and 68 millimeters in the Savura Creek catchment.

Communities along the coast of Macuata have been guaranteed security and safety after the opening of the new Naduri Community Police Post.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga has thanked Fiji Corrections Service Officers for their service, particularly during the past 16 years, and assured them that government is looking into raising their salary.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged the 35,000 staff members of the civil service to develop characters that will inspire public confidence.

The Water Authority of Fiji is working on three key projects in the Tailevu Province.

The Fiji Police will be questioning a government driver linked to the hospitalization of a child this morning.