Australian High Commissioner, Ewen McDonald, and Counsellor Political Skye Bale visited Attorney General Graham Leung to discuss bilateral cooperation.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere will attend the first ever Summit on Peace in Ukraine later this week in Switzerland.

The Republic of Korea looks forward to strengthening police cooperation efforts noting the rapidly evolving criminal landscape brought on by borderless crimes.

As Fiji continues to spearhead transformative reforms, collaborations with tripartite members and global partners remain instrumental in driving positive change and empowering the workforce for a prosperous future.

Police are looking for 15-year-old Jone Turaganivalu, who was reported missing at the Nasinu Police Station.

National Fire Authority investigators are examining three fires over the past two days, including a fatal incident on Monday that resulted in the death of a 75-year-old man.

Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube has forecasted a 17 per cent increase in the government’s operating expenses for the upcoming budget.

The Fiji Teachers Union and the Fijian Teachers Association are awaiting approval from the Ministry of Employment to proceed with their secret ballot process for a possible industrial action.

The Ministry of Education is stepping up efforts to address truancy and improve student well-being across the country.

The Fiji National Archives is encountering challenges due to limited technological resources, hindering public access to Fiji’s documentary heritage.

Many women are reluctant to join leadership roles due to the risks that can threaten them and their families, such as political instability or military insurgence.

Japan has reaffirmed its commitment to further contributing to Fiji’s national development agenda, particularly in rural and maritime areas.