Deputy Prime Minister, Professor Biman Prasad, made a resounding commitment to transparency and the pursuit of sustainable development goals during the presentation of the nation’s second Voluntary National Review.

With concerns over escalating food prices and food security, Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister’s office, Sakiusa Tubuna, is challenging Fijians to make the most of the land around their homes by cultivating fruits and vegetables.

The Ministry of Trade today launched the Fiji National Single Window Blueprint report, a road map to developing a system that recognizes the need for different agencies to be involved in the trade clearance process.

Cabinet has approved the execution of an agreement to engage volunteers from New Zealand for technical assistance in various projects in the country.

The success of nations such as New Caledonia in the battle against climate change and ensuring food security is met, comes down to those in power.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, during his visit to Brisbane, Australia over the weekend, was warmly acknowledged by Girmit descendants for his recognition of the Girmityas and their invaluable contributions to national development.

A group of NGOs are calling for an increase in women’s participation in local government elections.

Fiji deposited its instrument of acceptance of the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies on Tuesday this week.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the Coalition Government is fully committed to ensuring that the second Voluntary National Review accurately reflects the status of Sustainable Development Goals in Fiji.

Program Advisor for Climate Finance and Resilience Team Leader Karlos Moresi has shed light on the urgent challenge of accessing climate finance in the run-up to COP 28.

Severe tropical cyclone Lola is passing over Pentecost Island and is expected to make landfall on Malekula Island, according to the Fiji Meteorological Service.

The Fiji Police Force maintains its position on traditional reconciliation over legal matters, saying that it remains unacceptable under the law.