A new report by the Asian Development Bank shows improvements in the Pacific, including Fijian women’s economic empowerment.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica hopes that the Great Council of Chiefs will continue in the future with its relevance in the 21st century.

There is an urgent need to address issues of concern like drug abuse, teenage pregnancy, and domestic violence.

There will be a temporary closure or road restriction in certain parts of the Lautoka City Central Business District area tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Visitor arrivals are expected to reach 2019 levels by the end of this year.

The Youth Ministry is looking forward to further collaboration with the Nauru Police Commissioner and other stakeholders to improve youth’s development in Fiji.

Bred Bank looks forward to collaborating with the coalition government in building a prosperous and resilient economy.

The Great Council of Chiefs concluded the meeting yesterday with landmark decisions for the iTaukei.

Political sociologist Steven Ratuva has highlighted the key factors necessary for the realization of a coup-less Fiji.

The status of the Pacific Education Report 2022 was launched in Suva yesterday, highlighting the need to address the issue of school dropouts.

Save the Children Fiji says there is a great need to understand behavioural issues among students to address the ever-increasing cases of crimes committed by young adults.

John Doubleday, a British sculptor, was the man behind the Ratu Sukuna statue that is currently in front of the government building.