Out of the 18 million trees planted under Fiji’s 30 million trees in 15 years initiative, only 45 percent have survived.

The Ministry of Trade in collaboration with the Immigration Department, is accelerating efforts to streamline and automate immigration processes, with a focus on enhancing the nation’s business and investment climate.

Terminated Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Manager Investigations, Kuliniasi Saumi, will be granted access to documents at the FICAC office for use as evidence in the case involving Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board and the Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited have signed an agreement to form a task force aimed at verifying and correcting the lease boundaries of FHCL’s mahogany leases.

A total of 18 evacuation centres have been activated in the Northern Division.

Tropical Cyclone Rae remains a Category 2 system, posing a serious threat to low-lying areas and communities in its direct path.

Residents of Naroi village in Moala are experiencing the full force of Tropical Cyclone Rae.

Residents of Naodamu, Labasa, are being urged not to bathe in or use the floodwaters within their compounds due to sewerage outlets being flooded.

Villagers of Koro are safe despite concerns of category two Tropical Cyclone Rae hitting the island.

Several roads in the Northern Division are currently closed due to flooding and fallen trees.

The ongoing investigation into the legality of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption Commissioner has sparked a key debate about government intervention.

In a bid to restore public trust in the Police Force and the justice system, Police have joined forces with the Republic of Fiji Military Forces to reinforce safety and security across the nation.