The Ministry of I-Taukei Affairs signed an agreement with the Japanese government yesterday.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has congratulated Dilkusha High School students for performing well in their examinations.

Opposition Leader Voreqe Bainimarama has left the Prime Minister’s official residence 48 days after the government was sworn in.

Single women working for the Fiji Corrections Service who become pregnant while on the job will no longer be fired.

Two men alleged to have been involved in the importation of illicit drugs namely methamphetamine have been granted bail by the Suva High Court.

The Fiji Law Society has pledged its support for the legislation review of the Fiji Media Industry Development Act 2010.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces received a range of machines from the Australian Defence Force today.

The work on the reconstruction of the Great Council of Chiefs complex will commence in June this year.

University of the South Pacific’s Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia, says he has forgiven those who were involved in his deportation in 2021.

The Acting Police Commissioner, Juki Fong Chew has directed the Divisional Police Commander Southern to look into an incident involving a police officer who is allegedly responsible for an inhumane act in Lakeba, Lau.

Attorney-General Siromi Turaga has emphasized the importance of maintaining law and order.

Boards such as the Employment Relations Advisory Board are crucial in helping governments maintain contact with their people, says the International Labour Organization’s Pacific Officer in Charge.