Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged growing public concerns over the size and performance of his government, stating that internal coalition dynamics and a lack of discipline have hindered effective governance.

The Fiji Police Force believes that engaging with community members and getting their views is crucial in this day and age.

The United Nations Development Programme is backing the establishment of the Pacific Resilience Facility.

The Fiji Red Cross Society is placing renewed focus on empowering young Fijians to be disaster-ready.

Fiji and Tonga have taken a major step in strengthening bilateral ties through the successful Fiji-Tonga Business Mission 2025, led by Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica.

The Consumer Council has appointed its new Board, comprising of leaders whose collective expertise will guide the Council in its mission to safeguard consumer rights, advocate for fair practices, and empower Fijians through education and policy engagement.

From software engineering student to music therapy graduate, 29-year-old Zen Waqavonovono has etched his name in the history books as being the first Fijian to graduate with a Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy, from Berklee College of Music in Boston Massachusetts, USA.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has commended Rotuma for its contribution to national unity, recognising its strong presence in leadership, the military, and faith-based institutions.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is expected to make major recommendations about the new budget that could change how the country marks its fiscal year.

Fiji is set to enhance its ability to protect and boost cultural and traditional products particularly kava at the international level.

The Ministry of Agriculture is working closely with the Biosecurity Authority of Fiji to implement urgent control measures following the detection of Fall Armyworm in the country.

Pacific Island nations are no longer waiting for climate change solutions- they are shaping them.