The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation has officially handed over its Resilience Action Plan to the Special Representative of the Secretary General for Disaster Risk Reduction today.

For many, the international Women’s expo marks their seventh attendance to the national event, however for the Women of Bua, it marks their first exposure.

China’s National People’s Congress, the country’s top legislative body, opened its annual session in Beijing, drawing attention from across the nation and around the world.

The opening of the new Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service is a new chapter in our pursuit of civil service excellence for all Fijians.

Over 70 women have gathered in Suva to participate in the National Women in Agriculture Symposium to share experiences and overcome challenges.

Great Council of Chiefs Chair Ratu Viliame Seruvakula is putting children as the center of focus during his visits around rural communities.

Minister for Veteran Affairs Pio Tikoduadua says the government remains committed to improving the welfare of retired service personnel.

Independent Member of Parliament Rinesh Sharma believes that there are things in the Constitution that need to be changed.

Independent Member of Parliament Sanjay Kirpal claimed in parliament this morning he and three others have been labeled as “Snakes” and have been told they are not welcome in the Opposition Chamber.

The government says they are addressing poverty by confronting the root causes of the issue, including limited access to quality education, inadequate healthcare, and lack of job opportunities, particularly in rural and remote areas.

The Foreign Affairs Ministry will place particular importance on the “Ocean of Peace” pronouncement, which will strengthen national and regional co-existence, tolerance, and peace.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces must never again be seen as an institution that dictates political outcomes, but as a pillar of national security, democracy and public service.