Six highly-experienced professionals have been appointed by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to the Water Authority of Fiji Board.

The Water Authority of Fiji says they need ongoing rain on a daily basis to help sustain the river levels.

Fiji’s Minister for Infrastructure, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, says it is becoming harder to combat the labor demand in Australia and New Zealand.

Small and medium-sized businesses have untapped potential for growth in the country’s ecotourism, adventure tourism, cultural tourism, and wellness tourism sectors.

Certain sections of Foster Road from the Walu Bay roundabout to Matua Street will be closed from Thursday to Sunday for sealing work.

Home-grown solutions are needed to ensure child protection across all settings.

The Fiji Police Academy has organized an Intelligence Workshop to enhance officer’s knowledge of their work.

Fiji Airways is yet to comment on how much it has spent on sponsoring the Brumbies Super Rugby Franchise.

The 48-year-old government worker who allegedly caused an accident in Navua yesterday has been charged.

More than one hundred students have been referred for counselling resulting from violent behavior, drug intake at schools, sex related offenses, mental health and other negative behavior arising from social media use.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service launched its 2023-2025 Compliance Improvement Strategy today.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the coalition government firmly believes in transparency and accountability, which is why the government is upfront in the use of taxpayer funds.