Foreign Affairs Minister Sakiasi Ditoka is defending appropriate official support for Fiji’s representatives travelling overseas, while rejecting extravagance in government spending.

Newly elected Methodist Church of Fiji President Reverend Jolami Lasawa is receiving strong support from church leaders following his election to the top post.

For more than 40 years, families in Marasa, Nadi, have struggled to access clean and safe water.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is warning that Navua’s growth must be carefully planned to prevent pressure on essential infrastructure and services.

The Supreme Court has allowed the State’s appeal to reinstate the High Court’s conviction and sentence involving Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Rahman at the Veiuto Court Complex in Suva this morning

Methodist Church of Fiji Deputy General Secretary Reverend Dr Anil Ruben says the election of the new General Secretary was fair and just, rejecting claims on social media that the process was racially biased.

The Labasa High Court has directed the State to present a full summary of facts and all critical evidence at the next hearing of the Taveuni murder case against Petero Uluilakeba.

A 28-year-old repeat offender has been jailed for four years after breaking into the Tubou Post Office in Lakeba, stealing property and starting two fires inside the building.

After more than five decades of advocacy, Navua has officially been declared Fiji’s 14th municipality.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging banks and other financial institutions to move beyond traditional collateral requirements when assessing finance applications from indigenous entrepreneurs.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is defending the decision for President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to lead Fiji’s delegation to the United Nations General Assembly.

The threat of El Niño is prompting the Government to redirect more support towards securing water supplies in remote communities, with solar-powered water pumps being prioritized under a new $2 million grant allocation.