The Fiji Labour Party condemns the appointment of former RFMF officer Colonel Filipo Tarakinikini as Fiji’s Acting Permanent Representative to the United Nations.

Consumption and investment activity in the country is showing a firm recovery.

Two significant national initiatives have been launched to encourage Fijians to join the recycling movement and fight plastic waste.

Tourism Fiji launched a revitalized version of its well-known “happiness” brand to a new one, “Where Happiness Comes Naturally”.

The Fiji Fashion Week has secured a three-year partnership deal with Vodafone Fiji.

Fiji currently has one of the worst health systems in the history of this country.

Yasayasa Moala received unanimous support for the Lau Seascape initiative, which the government intends to implement for six blocks of ocean in the Lau waters.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has called for the closure of the Totogo Police Station.

Fiji’s tourism demand is on track to beat the pre-pandemic levels of 2019.

The Fiji Roads Authority says the plan to open the newly renovated Queen Elizabeth Drive in Suva is still planned for October.

The Government of Japan has provided around $1.6 billion worth of development assistance to Fiji since the inception of its bilateral relationship in 1970.

Solidarity between Fiji and Japan is anchored by common values such as freedom, democracy, rule of law, respect for human rights and the environment.