Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged South Korea for their ongoing support, which has significantly contributed to the development of vital sectors of Fiji’s economy.

Disaster Management Minister, Sakiasi Ditoka says safeguarding and empowering vulnerable groups, especially women and girls, holds paramount importance in disaster preparedness.

Fiji’s booming tourism industry is on the brink of reaching its capacity as the nation is set to welcome approximately one million visitors next year.

The bond between Fiji and the Commonwealth is characterized by its remarkable strength.

Workplace wellness plays a key role in developing and promoting physical, mental, and financial wellbeing among employees in any setting.

Dairy farmers registered with the Fiji Cooperative Dairy Company have acknowledged and welcomed the government’s recent initiatives and granted subsidies of $2 million to the dairy industry.

A Diwali competition held by Mirchi FM and Radio Fiji Two showcased the vibrant culture and creativity of the community.

In a historic moment at the Pacific ACP meeting today, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and his Cook Islands counterpart Mark Brown signed a Memorandum of Understanding.

The Parliamentary sitting dates for this month have now been reduced to one week.

The Fiji Police Force is currently facing a significant challenge in documenting cases of unlawful cultivation of illicit drugs due to difficulties in identifying the responsible farmers.

Government will come down hard on employers who exploit migrant workers and treat them like slaves.

This morning, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka participated in a pivotal meeting of the Pacific ACP group in Rarotonga, Cook Islands.