The strong tourism performance has aided economic recovery in Fiji.

Children are precious gifts from God and it is everyone’s responsibility to protect them and ensure that their rights are fulfilled.

There is a growing concern amongst the Fijian indigenous communities about the impact of climate-forced relocation on culture, heritage and traditions.

As the eagerly anticipated back-to-school support application window prepares to open next Monday, the Ministry of Education is rallying the heads of schools and teachers to play a pivotal role in the effective implementation of this government initiative.

The government says it is keeping a close watch on the Israel-Hamas war and its developments.

The head of the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre says government’s revoking of the march permit for a group of students calling for an end to what it calls the ‘genocide’ in the Gaza Strip as ‘unacceptable and disgraceful’.

The role of the media during a cyclone season is absolutely paramount in ensuring the safety and well-being of communities at risk, and the ability to communicate crucial details can be a matter of life and death in disaster situations.

Fiji’s historic town of Levuka on Ovalau Island is under jeopardy as rising sea levels and coastal erosion encroach on its coastlines.

Filimone Jitoko has been sworn in as the President of the Court of Appeal.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with the police officers of Lautoka, whose bachelor quarters was destroyed by a fire yesterday.

Over 20 officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management participated in a comprehensive two-day training program focused on the intricacies of cost-benefit analysis for agriculture projects.

The Ministry of Disaster Management is currently assessing emergency operations, equipment and facilities across all four divisions in preparation for the 2023–2024 cyclone seasons.