United States Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has restated America’s unwavering commitment to collaborate with Pacific Island countries.

The effectiveness of the role played by fish wardens in communities and coastal villages has been raised during the National Resources Owners Committee talanoa session.

Despite having access to some kind of financial service or product, the vast majority of Fijians still heavily rely on cash for most of their day-to-day transactions.

The Lomaiviti Provincial Council is collaborating with the Government to empower its people financially.

The Suva City Council has announced the reversal of its earlier notice regarding the parking fees at the Suva Foreshore Car Park.

The government has emphasized that its free health schemes will now only be accessible to households with a combined income of $30,000 or less per annum.

The Agriculture Ministry is set to implement a program to address the shortage of veterinarians.

The Chair of the Water Authority of Fiji has formally expressed a desire to review the existing water tariff in a letter addressed to the Chief Executive of Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The Attorney General is calling on the people of Lomaiviti to work together to address drug abuse within the province, in particular, crystal methamphetamine or “ice”.

A resource owner of Navutulevu in Serua has called upon the government to secure an investor for a natural artesian water source project in the province.

Two-thirds of Fijians agree that digital financial services will soon replace cash in Fiji.

Some people who use the Suva Foreshore to park their vehicles have raised serious concerns regarding a notice sent out to them on Monday.