Permanent Secretary for Trade Shaheen Ali, along with other officials, took part in the second round of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) negotiations in Bali, Indonesia.

The Pacific Islands Association of Non-Government Organizations has completed the first phase of a project that aims to strengthen public finance management and governance in the Pacific.

A four-day training has been organized to enhance the digital forensic capabilities of regional crime investigating officers.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s synthesis report findings do not have a good outlook for the Pacific and Fiji in terms of the projections, and there is doom and gloom sides to the report.

Tourism Fiji says amidst the accelerating problem of climate change, it wants the country’s tourism sector to continue to focus on sustainable tourism.

Government is targeting the small and medium enterprises to grow bigger than the current 20 percent to Gross Domestic Product ratio.

The rehabilitation works on the nine schools funded by the Australian grant is expected to be completed by mid- year.

The Nadi Wesley Church Cycling Ministry is determined to have a bigger fundraising and awareness for the Fiji Cancer Society.

The Fiji Police Force will be conducting a two-fold investigation into an incident where a police vehicle was involved in a motor vehicle accident.

Qualified resources personnel to teach students with disabilities is a challenge for the Ministry of Education.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is reaffirming its commitment to work closely with its stakeholders in creating awareness to combat racism and racial discrimination.

Tamavua-based Latter Day Saint College has set its sights on creating upsets during the Suva Zone 1 and the Coca Cola Games athletics competitions.