Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has lauded the Fijian diaspora in Australia for their contributions to the Fijian economy through remittances.

Ovalau Island’s primary port and roads require immediate upgrades and expansion to accommodate the growing demands for services and transportation.

The Fiji government has taken various approaches to stimulate international investments in energy transition.

Multi-Ethnic Affairs Minister, Charan Jeath Singh has announced that the High Commission of India has generously offered approximately 100 scholarships for Fijian students.

Fijian-owned tourism transport operator Tewaka is taking proactive steps to address the ongoing challenge of losing experienced drivers to overseas contracts.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association and the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation have commended the Fiji Police Force for their unwavering commitment to ensuring safety and peace within the Central Division.

China has unveiled a new action plan for its Belt and Road Initiative which will now align to the eight major steps it will take to support their joint pursuit of high-quality Belt and Road cooperation.

The Namosi and Waidina landowners have been engaged in a protracted struggle, interacting with nine international mining companies since the 1990s.

The Fiji Police Force has warned people that the cultivation of cannabis is still illegal, as stipulated under the law.

Siromi Turaga remains the Attorney General of Fiji.

A 52-year-old man was rushed to the Colonial War Memorial Hospital today after a fire broke out at Nauluvatu settlement in Suva.

The Multi-Ethnic Affairs Ministry convened a roundtable meeting today to develop a framework for the multiethnic community in the country.