Yasayasa Moala received unanimous support for the Lau Seascape initiative, which the government intends to implement for six blocks of ocean in the Lau waters.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has called for the closure of the Totogo Police Station.

Fiji’s tourism demand is on track to beat the pre-pandemic levels of 2019.

The Fiji Roads Authority says the plan to open the newly renovated Queen Elizabeth Drive in Suva is still planned for October.

The Government of Japan has provided around $1.6 billion worth of development assistance to Fiji since the inception of its bilateral relationship in 1970.

Solidarity between Fiji and Japan is anchored by common values such as freedom, democracy, rule of law, respect for human rights and the environment.

The Fiji Meteorological Service says Category 3 Tropical Cyclone Judy now lies to the far west of Fiji.

Fiji needs more renewable solutions and this can be done by organizing projects and promoting green policies to open its economy sustainably.

Tourism industry workers say that Fiji continues to punch above its weight post COVID, and a critical part of this has been working together.

The Fiji Arts Council has registered a variety of art forms in Fiji and encourages anyone with artistic talent to come and register with them.

The Fiji National University Council has requested the Vice-Chancellor, Lyn Karstadt and Pro-Vice Chancellor Professor Lisa Harrison to go on leave with full pay and benefits.

The World Bank says that Fiji has a high risk of debt distress because of its high fiscal deficit.