Fisheries subsidies remains a main priority for Fiji at the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group Ministerial Meeting before the 13th World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi.

Two hundred twenty-two young women and men marched at the Fiji Police Academy yesterday afternoon for their batch 67 Basic Recruitment Training.

A crucial two-day meeting will commence in Nadi today, with International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director Bo Li in attendance.

It has been observed that iTaukei institutions have begun collaborating more effectively, marking a departure from past practices.

Fiji needs a very coordinated approach as to how digitization and connectivity are taken in Fiji.

Wainiyavu village in Namosi province relies heavily on farming as its primary source of income, ensuring a sustainable livelihood for its residents.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica organized a pre-briefing session with Fiji’s delegation on the road to the 13th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization.

The Parliament Bus initiative reached Nadarivatu High School, extending parliamentary awareness to the highlands of Nadarivatu and providing valuable insights into the roles and functions of Parliament.

Na Marama Bale na Roko Tui Dreketi Ro Teimumu Kepa cleared her name this afternoon, stating that she is not a contender for the position of president.

The Viria Water Project remains unaffected by concerns raised by Viria villagers, with operations proceeding as usual in terms of supply and contractor compliance, reassures Minister for Public Works Ro Filipe Tuisawau.

The Australian Security Forces are working with Pacific Island countries through a multilateral agreement to protect against the threat of drug scourges and cartels.

The Fijian diaspora in Canberra warmly welcomed the Speaker of Parliament, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, and his accompanying delegation at the Fiji Chancery, marking a significant moment of unity and connection.