The Ministry of Disaster Management is currently assessing emergency operations, equipment and facilities across all four divisions in preparation for the 2023–2024 cyclone seasons.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, expressed deep concern over the diabetes crisis in Fiji, which is responsible for a staggering one-fourth of all deaths, totaling around 1,500 fatalities each year.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressed deep concern upon learning that Fijian workers in the Pacific Labor Mobility Scheme are subject to substantial tax deductions when seeking to access their superannuation upon their return to Fiji.

Australia’s larger and more efficient sugar mills managed by only 30 individuals cast a spotlight on the challenges facing Fiji’s aging sugar industry.

Fiji Airports CEO Mesake Nawari emphasizes the vital role of the aviation sector in the country’s thriving tourism industry.

The viability of the first-ever multipurpose court in Vanua Levu hangs in the balance, as there are claims of health and safety issues.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reveals that the terms of reference will soon be drawn up for selection of members of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Scammers have evolved their tactics to exploit the trust of individuals by impersonating teachers and prominent figures within the education sector.

The Fiji Police Force will be ramping up its operations on stolen goods ahead of the festive season.

About 100 residents of Cikobia Island have breathed a sigh of relief with the delivery of 50 cartons of water bottles amidst the dry spell on the island.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka stresses the indispensable significance of Fiji Airports in fostering the country’s global connections and ensuring a positive visitor experience.

The Permanent Secretary for Sugar has highlighted the financial struggles faced by the Fiji Sugar Corporation.