Attorney-General Siromi Turaga has emphasized the importance of maintaining law and order.

Boards such as the Employment Relations Advisory Board are crucial in helping governments maintain contact with their people, says the International Labour Organization’s Pacific Officer in Charge.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has directed that all tints be removed from all government vehicles.

Two people from Raiwaqa Suva have been charged with allegedly importing 1.1 kg of methamphetamine, while the third suspect has been questioned and released.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation is working closely with the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre to chart a pathway for teenage girls who need shelter.

There is a need for technical staff to be well trained and equipped with a friendly and workable working environment, says Assistant Minister for Waterways and Agriculture Tomasi Tunabuna.

United States President Joe Biden says his country values its close partnership with Fiji, and the recent election exemplified the democratic traditions that our two countries hold dear.

The United Nations Development Programme reaffirms its commitment to the Ministry of Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation regarding ongoing partnerships.

University of the South Pacific’s Vice Chancellor and President Professor Pal Ahluwalia is back in the country.

Sixty-eight Fijians who will be leaving under the Pacific Australia Labor Mobility Scheme have been told to be aware of misinformation on social media.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation board, executive, and staff members yesterday paid a visit to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka at his residence in Namadi Heights to present a “Matanigasau.”

The new Viria Water Project is set to come online in July this year.