Leaders of the Pacific Island Forum are currently having their meeting at a retreat in Nadi.

The tourism industry has received a significant boost as the government scraps vaccination requirements for international travellers entering the country.

The appointment of the new Fiji National University Council members is done in compliance with the FNU Act, says Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Very little progress has been made on the $1.5 million redevelopment project at the iconic Ratu Sukuna Park in Suva.

Film Fiji is offering development programs for 20 scriptwriters and 40 film producers to help enhance the natural story-telling abilities of locals and bring in necessary skills and network opportunities.

The Fiji Water Foundation has donated $200,000 to the International Women’s Association to upgrade and renovate the CWM Maternity and Children’s Hospital bathrooms.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on Pacific Island leaders to invest in leadership that is contextualized to their respective cultures and traditions.

The Ministry of Agriculture has seen firsthand the effects of climate change on farms.

The Ministry of Finance has clarified that the objective of the medium-term fiscal strategy tabled in Parliament last week was to set the broad fiscal parameters that will guide the formulation of the upcoming budget.

Fiji and Samoa continue to elevate to newer heights in areas of people to people, cultural and sporting links.

The Tanoa Hotel Group did not anticipate the tourism industry to bounce to recover so quickly.

The Coalition Government has announced that all Tertiary Education Loans Scheme repayment is now put on hold.