Fiji will continue to strengthen its relationship with New Zealand, particularly in the trade sector.

The three major sugar mills are well prepared for this year’s crushing season.

40 youths from Namuana village in Kadavu are taking part in a week-long empowerment training on health and wellbeing to enhance their knowledge on sexual and reproductive health and rights.

The coalition government is looking at implementing a combined strategy to address the labor migration crisis.

For the future, Ministry of Finance will have to put in place a carefully planned process and budgetary allocation for maintenance works, especially those in the health sector.

Minister for Disaster Sakiasi Ditoka says 13 more tsunami sirens will be installed in the country.

Cabinet approved a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Forestry and the University of the South Pacific for collaboration and support in the development of cooperation in the field of forestry.

The Ministry of Health will continue to push for the vaccine booster dose through various initiatives.

The revised Fiji Institute of Chartered Accountants Act and Regulations is a key milestone for FICA.

UNDP and PIANGO jointly launched the Vaka Pacifika project tonight in an effort to enhance the accountability of public finance.

The Water Authority of Fiji needs at least $0.8 billion every five years to maintain its assets.

The business community in Labasa is pleading for the continuous dredging of the Labasa River.