Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says people should not be ashamed of speaking their own language.

A “Free at Last” victory march and concert will be held in Suva next Saturday to celebrate the triumph of the people’s coalition government.

A one-year-9-month-old child died after allegedly sustaining 35 percent burns in Vatudamudamu, Wainunu, Bua.

A flood warning is now in force for low-lying areas, small streams and flood-prone areas within Sigatoka, Tuva, Nadi, Vitogo, Ba and Nasivi Rivers.

The Health Minister, who has visited over 50 facilities in the last 53 days, says that there has been significant neglect of healthcare facilities in the last 16 years.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the sacrifice of indentured labourers to Fiji will never be forgotten as they helped shape the country over the years.

Increasing access to affordable housing is one of the key priorities of the coalition government.

Diplomatic and official passport holders will now be able to enter, transit through, stay in Fiji or India, and leave each other’s territories without a visa for a period not exceeding 90 days.

The Health Minister says it is alarming that Fiji has increased its estimated HIV and AIDS infection by 129 percent over the last decade.

Cabinet has approved the inclusion of two new holidays in the revised 2023 public holiday dates while removing Constitution Day.

Twelve fisheries organizations will undergo training at the Cooperative College of Fiji that will assist in strengthening the sector.

The role of the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC) will be reviewed.