Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has underscored the significance of the upcoming COP28 meeting as a pivotal moment demanding world leaders to respond to the First Global Stocktake.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement held a three-day workshop on Fijian Women’s Access to Justice in Nadi.

Parliament has this afternoon passed a motion to significantly reduce the rates payable for overseas travelling allowances.

The Fijian economy is projected to expand by 8.2 percent, an upgrade from the eight percent growth expected earlier.

The Australian Government and Fiji Ports Corporation Limited have joined forces to chart the future course of the Lautoka foreshore area.

A network provider in the country reveals that over the past three months, there has been about 626.13 terabytes of data consumed for adult content and pornography alone.

Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu this afternoon cautioned FijiFirst MP Ketan Lal.

While the road death toll currently stands at 72, alarming statistics by the Police Force reveal that a high number of fatalities involve pedestrians.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has established sinking funds to empower landowners to acquire commercial property.

The aging of vessels within the Government Shipping Services fleet has become a pressing concern, prompting proactive measures by the Transport Ministry to address this issue.

Another threat of a protest, the Association of the University of the South Pacific staff is unhappy with the lack of progress made regarding their concerns.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has called for unity among Christian denominations, as there is a notable concern about the division among different groups in the country.