Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya conducted a site visit to the Australia Pacific Training Coalition Workshop in Walubay yesterday.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development is working tirelessly to provide much-needed water to Cikobia Island in Vanua Levu by the end of this week.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka states that there are times when, as the leader of the nation, he will have to make unilateral decisions and be able to stand up for those decisions when the other parties to the coalition come together.

The United States has committed over $3.42 million to promote Pacific women and girls climate and clean energy leadership.

The Fiji Police Force denied the application for a pro-Palestine march in Suva.

The Pacific Partnership returns to Fiji for its largest annual multinational humanitarian assistance and disaster relief preparedness mission in the Indo-Pacific.

Almost five years after the bat sanctuary in Nakanacagi Village in the District of Dreketi, Macuata was purchased by the National Trust of Fiji, landowners have changed their mind about the ownership of the land.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has appointment Cama Raimuria as the General Manager Corporate Services.

In a bid to enhance service delivery, the Patrol Car concept is being reintroduced into routine operations by the Fiji Police Force.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, is urging community leaders in Lautoka to come together and combat the rising cases of illicit drug trade that have plagued the region.

The Education Ministry has received complaints from the public about unfair criteria imposed by prominent secondary schools in major urban areas.

The Coalition government is divided on Fiji’s position to vote against a UN resolution urging a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.