The newly appointed Opposition Leader has assured Prime Minister and Climate Change Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and his government that they will work together with them on ocean related issues.

A lack of disaggregated data across standard areas relevant to gender inequality was one of the major hurdles in compiling the first-ever Fiji Country Gender Assessment.

The collapse of major banks in recent times has raised concerns about an imminent global banking crisis.

The scrutiny of the 2017-2018 annual report for the Fiji Corrections Service revealed that the rate of recidivism has been on a steady decline.

Inia Seruiratu is the new Opposition Leader.

Australia will continue assisting Fiji to improve professionalism, human resource capacities, and the working environment in the civil service for better service delivery.

A Malaysian firm seeks to invest in Fiji’s electronic vehicles sector to assist the national drive towards carbon neutrality.

Certain areas in the Central Division will be experiencing water disruptions due to low raw water inflows into the Waila Water Treatment Plant.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka led a government delegation to pay respects for the late Ratu Epeli Ganilau in Suva yesterday.

The Public Service Commission confirms it received 700 applications for 11 permanent secretary positions.

Gender-discriminatory social norms and cultural practices remain a significant obstacle to gender equality in our communities.

The risk of children under five and those with comorbidities getting infected with tuberculosis remains high in Fiji.