A government taskforce is set to engage in public consultations with landowners and farmers starting tomorrow.

Bred Bank’s Chief Executive Officer Thierry Charras-Gillot reveals that they intend to establish more branches across Fiji.

Counsels in the appeal case against former Prime Minister and suspended Police Commissioner have been given time to look through the initial trial court records.

The Ministry of Health is actively engaged in the review of policies to enhance and fortify the healthcare system.

Fiji and Tuvalu are committed to fostering closer collaboration, mutual understanding, and cooperation on a range of bilateral and international issues.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has received a concerning complaint regarding the sale of gold jewelry through misrepresentation.

The foundation of many non-governmental organizations in the country have been made up of dedicated volunteers.

In a landmark meeting aimed at advancing collaborative efforts in the fight against climate change, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with the Minister in Charge of the Climate Change Secretariat of Singapore, Teo Chee Hean.

Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu champions the cause of a Just Transition, emphasizing Fiji’s unwavering commitment to the 2015 Paris Agreement as the paramount hope for the survival of Pacific Small Island Developing States.

As the holiday season approaches, Head of the Pediatric Department Dr. Ilisapeci Vereti is sounding the alarm about an elevated risk of infectious diseases, accidents, and other health concerns.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has stressed the critical need for the 1.5-degree threshold for the Pacific and the importance of phasing out fossil fuels based on scientific evidence.

The Ministry of Health is actively addressing shortages of certain pharmaceutical drugs and consumables by strengthening procurement and supply processes.