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.

In an effort to strengthen ties and improve their readiness for humanitarian assistance missions, the HMNZS Canterbury of the Royal New Zealand Navy has been conducting exercises and drills in Nadi.

One of the major project that is currently in its early stages of planning is the construction of a three story cell building at the Korovou Corrections.

The Fijian Media Association has welcomed cabinet’s decision to table a Bill in Parliament to repeal the Media Industry Development Act 2010.

The Department of Immigration is conducting an investigation into the issuance of passports to a range of people now living in Fiji.

Former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum was questioned at the Criminal Investigation Department Headquarters in Suva again today.

Minister for Sugar Charan Jeath Singh says there has been no diversification in the Fiji Sugar Corporation for decades when compared to other sugar producing countries.

People who have been evicted from the Housing Assistance Relief Trust or HART community can seek assistance from the Ministry of Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation.

A prominent local artist, Josua Toganivalu has called for more awareness on traditional and contemporary art for the younger generation in Fiji.