Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka envisions a tourism industry that will serve meals to tourists containing a majority of local delicacies.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management states that they will continue to implement projects to address water and sanitation needs in “at risk” rural and maritime communities.

July 7th, is a significant day to the people of Lovoni in Ovalau as they remember the memory of their ancestors’ brutal defeat and subsequent suffering in 1871.

The rising prevalence of illicit drug use and trafficking is instilling fear within society.

The Fiji Agro-Photovoltaic Project in Ovalau is experiencing delays due to waterlogging at the current site.

The Ministry of Education is currently focusing on preparing students for successful careers and lifelong learning.

Twenty-four corporate organizations have signed up for the Frank Hilton Organization Wheelbarrow Race next Saturday.

Rice farming in the Western Division is set to thrive with the opening of a new mill in Ba today.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says China has done a lot for Fiji.

Fiji Revenue and Customs will no longer deal with transfer bond monitoring and travel clearance, as TSLS now has additional duties along with monitoring students’ performances.

Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources, Filimoni Vosarogo, is optimistic that the recent increase in departure tax will not affect Fiji’s tourism industry.

The Fiji Corrections Service will now be able to enhance the rehabilitation and upskilling of youth inmates in correctional facilities.