The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs highlighted another milestone achievement of the culture, heritage, and arts sectors in Fiji with the launch of the Fiji National Culture Policy compilation as an overarching policy document last night.

The Levuka Municipal Council is in need of government support in terms of better service delivery in Fiji’s first capital.

Minister for Finance Biman Prasad sought the assistance of the US Treasury and the International Monetary Fund in voicing the concerns of small island developing states.

Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew has issued a compelling call to officers, stressing the importance of addressing their health without delay.

Suva Magistrate Seini Puamau has acquitted former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama of charges related to perverting the course of justice.

The challenges surrounding psycho-social support for Fijian children have seen a significant and troubling surge.

Fiji Airways captain Richard Yuen says that despite the slight delays, they managed to depart just after sunset, repatriating fellow citizens and pilgrims amidst the ongoing strife in Israel.

The National Disaster Management Office is calling on the public to pay more attention to the tsunami siren during the tsunami drill.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka commends the valour, sacrifice and tireless efforts of all who organized the daring but well-planned and executed repatriation of our fellow citizens and pilgrims, amidst the ongoing strife in Israel.

The Fiji Meteorological Organization predicts that at least two to three cyclones will pass through the Exclusive Economic Zone for this cyclone season.

The Pacific Network on Globalization suggests that the World Trade Organization may not be adequately equipped to address the pressing issues surrounding the climate crisis.

The Fiji Medical Association is dedicated to promoting greater participation of female medical officers in leadership roles within the healthcare field.