Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged the staff at the Fiji Embassy in Washington to strengthen their global presence and maintain an active voice in international forums.

Five correction officers have tested positive for illicit substances in a recent round of random drug testing.

Eighty percent of children aged one to 14 experienced violent discipline, according to the 2024-25 Fiji Bureau of Statistics’ Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys.

The Health Ministry believes everyone including the Government and national leadership should be accountable for policies, legislations, investments, and innovations to accelerate progress in cancer care.

The Access to Business Funding Bill is critical in bridging the finance gap that has long hindered the growth of small and micro enterprises says Standing Committee on Economic Affairs Chair Sakiusa Tunabuna.

Fiji’s economy is projected to grow 3.4% this year, matching the 2010-2019 average, after 3% growth in 2024, according to Westpac Fiji.

There is a need for stronger financial measures and ownership transparency to protect Fiji’s economic integrity.

Some parents are still facing difficulties enrolling their children, while others are being turned away despite coming prepared in uniforms.

Prime Minister Hon. Sitiveni Rabuka this morning met with former U.S. National Security Advisor, Mr Oliver North ahead of the National Presidential Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has welcomed the decision by The People’s Alliance to maintain Lynda Tabuya as its member.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has labelled the NGO Coalition’s comment about the makeup of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as a feeble attempt to be relevant.

Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu says prohibition on the sale of unhealthy food in school canteens remains.