Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed his gratitude to Fijians this week, acknowledging their support as the government clears one of its initial hurdles in passing the national budget.

Dairy Farming is not easy, but behind the hardships and challenges, there is success.

Some residents, especially the elderly, who witnessed a bus carrying primary school student’s tumble in Lautoka last month are still trying to recover from what they saw.

The 2023 budget is a fair and honest reflection of the challenges that Fiji faces now and into the coming years, says Fiji Crop and Livestock Council Chair Josua Nalewakalou.

The United Arab Emirates looks forward to strengthen cooperation with Fiji in important areas of development such as economy, trade, tourism and investment, climate change and renewable energy.

The Health Ministry has embarked on a mission to address severe electrical and sewage problems plaguing Navua Hospital.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is working with its stakeholders to economically empower iTaukei resource owners.

The Pacific Island Forum member States have discussed the final draft of the Pacific Regional Framework on Climate Mobility, which is the first for the region and for the world.

Two police officers alleged to be involved in the attempted rape of a female officer have been charged.

The Assistant Minister for the Office of the Prime Minister Sakiusa Tubuna has revealed that the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation has recorded an unaudited profit of $1 million for the first six months of this year.

Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew has assured the public that strategic changes implemented by the Force last month have resulted in a notable decrease in reported crimes in Suva.

Lifeline Fiji has emphasized the importance of discussing suicide in a sensitive manner, avoiding exaggeration or sensationalism that may further burden individuals already struggling with suicidal ideations.