Muani villagers in Kadavu are set to distribute $800,000 following the transfer of their Pine Harvesting license.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka has taken charge of three significant government ministries namely Education, Civil Aviation and Tourism.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party believes that the Prime Minister may have been ill-informed.

The residents of Naba Settlement in Taveuni are facing significant challenges related to transportation and accessibility.

The Public Rental Board is actively expanding its portfolio through land acquisition to increase affordable housing options in the country.

The Public Service Commission approved an amendment to the Open Merit Recruitment and Selection Guidelines to bolster efficiency in the Civil Service during its meeting last week.

The government has commenced work to develop the first ever National Digital Strategy.

The Mua Solar Farm project on Taveuni, anticipated to provide additional electricity to the grid on the island, is near completion.

The lives of three fishermen in Taveuni and their families are bound for improvement upon receiving fiberglass boats and engines through the Seafarers Entrepreneurial Assistance Scheme in Waiyevo Taveuni this morning.

A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed by the First Nation Resources Foundation and the Aboriginal Carbon Foundation of Australia to collaborate on carbon credits aligned with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

Dismissed Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has expressed willingness to sit down with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka for discussions about his removal.

Politics in Fiji has been described as unpredictable by Political Sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva and he asserts that “anything can happen.”