The iTaukei Land Trust Board has confidence in their move to remove the equal distribution of lease money, to help alleviate poverty among iTaukei.

Tuvalu’s Minister for Finance, Seve Paeniu, has expressed his government’s apprehension regarding Japan’s proposal to release treated radioactive wastewater from the tsunami-impacted Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant into the Pacific Ocean.

In a significant advancement for our health services, the Japanese government has granted $2.4 million to the Ministry of Health, which will be channelled towards the acquisition of two medical containers.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Sakiasi Ditoka has underscored the importance of international donor and partner assistance towards development in the country.

Fiji Rice Limited is exploring new markets both on the local and international front to introduce its products.

Dr Filiimon Manoni, the recently elected Pacific Ocean Commissioner, is rallying regional ocean experts to tap into the unmatched navigation abilities of their ancestors.

The Fiji Police Force recently completed a six-week training program with the Samoa Police, Prisons and Corrections Service.

The properties in Fiji maintained a consistent hotel occupancy rate of 86 percent last month.

The Fiji Nursing Association is expected to meet with officials from the Ministry of Labor to air their members’ grievances.

During the high-level dialogue among Pacific Small Island Developing States on Climate Change, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reiterated his stance on Japan’s plan to release treated radioactive wastewater from the tsunami-affected Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant into the Pacific Ocean.

“We do not want millions or billions but trillions of dollars to flow to the Sustainable Blue Economy.”

The potential impact of cyber threats on individuals, critical infrastructure, and the nation is a looming concern.