A total of 129 Republic of Fiji Military Forces personnel are in Central Queensland, Australia taking part in Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025.

Fiji is leveraging its firsthand experience with extreme weather to advocate for climate justice on the global stage.

Fiji is taking a fresh look at its role in peacekeeping with plans to develop a comprehensive national strategy to guide future deployments.

Newly appointed Agriculture Minister Tomasi Tunabuna and Assistant Minister Inosi Kuridrani have set their sights on transforming Fiji’s agriculture sector into a modern, self-sufficient, and commercially vibrant industry.

Fiji is enhancing its aviation safety oversight following the fatal crash of Air India Flight 171 in June, which killed 260 people.

Two out of five police officers were reprimanded for taking a picture of the brother of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and posting it in a police Viber group without having him in lawful custody.

The Lautoka High Court has adjourned its ruling on the interim application in the leadership dispute involving the Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry to tomorrow.

Fiji’s iconic Rosie Travel Group has reached a new milestone.

Police are increasing operations in “red zones” across the country to lower crime rates and improve public safety.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions charged 13 people with a total of 21 counts of sexual offences last month.

A tribunal officer at the Fiji Police Force typically makes recommendations to the Police Commissioner regarding the punishments from a disciplinary tribunal.

Newly appointed Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya is determined to make sure every Fijian feels connected to their government through clear, honest, and timely communication.