The Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo, has confirmed that the government is owed $23.8 million in rental arrears, which amounts to 60.3 percent of the potential state lease revenue for 2023.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua says he is seriously concerned with a case of alleged brutality involving Fiji Corrections Service officers, which was highlighted on social media.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources has informed Tian Lui Investment that their development lease for an integrated tourism project along the Nasese foreshore will expire in June this year.

A Saudi Arabia delegation is currently lobbying the support from leaders of the Pacific Island Forum in trying to host the World Expo Conference in 2030.

The M-PAiSA mobile payment option is now available to students at the University of the South Pacific Laucala Campus and across all campuses in Fiji.

Village-based cooperatives are branching out cooperative stores and moving into resource-based cooperatives.

Prime Minister and Chair of the Pacific Island Forum Sitiveni Rabuka says it’s important to have Kiribati back in the forum this year.

The Fiji Police Force has been able to locate the driver, whom they feel will assist them in a fatal accident.

The National Disaster Management Office says Fiji is likely to experience two to three cyclones before the cyclone season ends in April.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is doing its best to ensure all cane farmers, cane cutters, mechanical harvester operators, and the three sugar mills are ready on time before this year’s crushing season begins.

The welcome ceremony for leader’s part of the Pacific Island Forum Special Retreat in Nadi will be held this afternoon.

The Fiji Red Cross Society is finalizing its contribution to the country’s disaster law, according to the society’s President, Sala Toganivalu.