Minister for Defence and Veteran Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has called for better support for Fijian peacekeepers.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection is stepping up efforts to im-prove the wellbeing of older Fijians through a series of recreational events.

An alarming rise in complaints against driving schools has prompted a public warning from the Consumer Council of Fiji.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has announced its 2025 Tax Amnesty Program.

Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry, Charan Jeath Singh, has extended Easter greetings to all Fijians, highlighting the season as a time for unity, reflection, and hope.

Eighteen families in Cogea, Wainunui, Bua are still waiting for the completion of their relocation project, with hopes that it won’t be delayed another year.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the message of Easter must resonate deeply with all Fijians as the nation faces serious social and economic challenges.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services’ Food Unit has closed four prominent retail outlets in Nausori following a two-week surveillance operation.

The Police Chief has admitted that lack of manpower and resources is hindering several high-profile cold case investigations.

The American Corner at Suva’s Carnegie Library received a major boost today with the donation of 14 new laptops and a high-tech storage cabinet from the United States Embassy.

Outdated laws are slowing down efforts to improve conditions in Fiji’s informal settlements, prompting a full-scale review of the 2022 Informal Settlement Act.

Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu has called on the civil servants within his ministry to reassess their commitment to public service.