The Land Transport Amendment Bill will be debated in parliament today which aims to remove the open taxi rank system and reintroduce base and stand system for the taxi industry in the country.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka visited 26 Bangladeshi workers at a local supermarket in the Central Division during Parliament break this week.

The Ministry of Justice has successfully conducted its public awareness outreach, including efforts related to election reform and the progress of the new Law and Justice Sector Reform Initiative.

The government is investing $2.75 million to drive the revival of the banana and coffee industries in Fiji.

Six children have lost the care of their parents and have been emotionally scarred for life following a devastating weekend marked by a surge in domestic violence-related tragedies.

A major nationwide crackdown on public transport safety begins today as the Land Transport Authority and the Fiji Police Force launch their Joint Enforcement Order, which will run until 31st July 2025.

Pacific fisheries heads are meeting in Tasmania to tackle regional challenges in ocean management and aquaculture.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management convened a one-day Validation Workshop for its staff members to discuss the findings of the review of the Integrated Rural Development Framework (IRDF).

The government of Japan has provided six ambulances, a CT scanner for CWM hospital and other medical equipment to the Ministry of Health.

A proposal to raise the voting age in Fiji from 18 to 21 sparked discussion during the Electoral Law Reform Commission’s public consultations held in Naduri, Macuata.

The Ministry of Immigration is pushing forward with plans to strengthen the enforcement of laws aimed at protecting foreign workers in Fiji.

Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Government is actively exploring alternative markets to strengthen the country’s trade resilience.