The government has unveiled a series of financial measures aimed at strengthening the country’s preparedness against climate-related disasters.

China has conveyed its commitment to further strengthen trade exchanges with Fiji.

Landowners of Vunikawakawa Village in Macuata have a reason to smile after the iTaukei Lands Trust Board announced a resolution to the ownership issue of overplanted pine on their native land.

Deputy Prime Minister Prof. Biman Prasad has unveiled an insurance initiative that not only champions climate disaster resilience but also emphasizes the importance of inclusion, particularly for women and persons with disabilities.

The Fiji Cancer Society has raised apprehensions about the burden placed on families, which may dissuade individuals from pursuing medical treatment upon receiving a positive cancer diagnosis.

Two powerhouses, Tappoo Group of Companies and the Fiji Development Bank, have formalized a partnership to support local handicraft makers, vendors, and their families.

Nasese Buses Limited, in a statement, says they will re-examine their internal mechanisms to prevent road accidents from occurring in the future.

Finance Minister, Professor Biman Prasad, has underscored the nation’s robust sovereign credit rating and its alignment with the stability provided by the government in the past ten months.

The Ministry of Transport is working on ways to help address the issue of transportation between the mainland and the outer islands.

The sugar ministry has outlined thirteen projects to be undertaken in the 2023–24 financial year, of which seven are new.

Cancer patients are increasingly turning to herbal medicines and treatment due to fear, anxiety, and societal stigma.

The Lautoka High Court has granted an interim stay for Daniel Kim, the President of Grace Road Fiji, until the 15th of November.