Talks are currently taking place with Australian employers who hire Fijian workers to establish a set minimum wage deduction for individuals engaged in extramarital affairs, with the funds to be directed to designate family members.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has accepted an invitation from President Joseph Biden to participate in the second U.S.-Pacific Island Forum Summit at the White House next week.

Stigma continues to hinder interactions with street children, with many assuming they may have mental health issues or are criminals.

The Great Council of Chiefs review team has presented its reports to the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs.

Tourism Fiji’s annual Industry Day returned with the opening ceremony held in Suva.

Communities in Kadavu have gained knowledge relating to the benefits of cooperatives for local development.

A 24-member team of medical professionals from Australia and other countries visited Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital, Fiji to operate on children with Congenital Heart Disease.

More boys are dropping out of school than girls.

The prevalence of anaemia among children and women in Vanua Levu has prompted Live and Learn’s Drought Recovery and Climate Resilience Project to intervene in 29 communities in the Northern Division.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji has placed its trust in multilateralism because it believes in the values of peace, justice, respect, human rights, tolerance, and solidarity.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has today launched a nationwide consultation on the draft Traditional Knowledge and Traditional Cultural Expression Bill 2023.

The Kiwa Initiative is a key nature-based solution program to reach grassroot communities and address major challenges in the Pacific region.