Pacific Ocean Commissioner, Dr. Filimon Manoni, stresses the critical need for enhanced efforts in safeguarding the vast and vital Pacific Ocean.

There may be an inevitable, gradual increase in the production costs of sugar due to general inflation in the coming days.

The people of Vanuavatu Island in the Lau Group are not exempted from the threats of climate change to its vital marine and coastal areas, as well as its people’s sources of food and income.

The topic of visa-free travel among Pacific Island countries has been discussed multiple times however for the first time it was put on the Economic Ministers Meeting agenda.

Cabinet has given its approval to an exchange of notes with the Japanese government, securing a grant aid worth $1.6 million.

The Fiji Police Force continues to face internal issues and challenges on the frontlines.

Cabinet has given the green light to the Education (Establishment and Registration of Schools) (Amendment) Regulations 2023, marking a reversal of the 2022 decision regarding age requirements for Year 1 enrolment.

The Fiji Police Force has encountered a substantial over-expenditure of $1,849,488.20 within its 2022-2023 budget.

Four health teams are currently on the ground to continue with the investigation and raise awareness following the diarrheal disease outbreak in Balevuto in Ba.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed his commitment to closely monitor expert analysis of treated wastewater discharge from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant and to engage in ongoing dialogue with Japan.

A Status of Education report in the country put together by the Ministry has brought to light huge concern areas that need urgent attention, says Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Prime Minister and Minister for Civil Service Sitiveni Rabuka has provided clarification on the issue of housing entitlement for civil servants.