Fiji will join the Global Taskforce on Child Sexual Abuse Online as part of its efforts to combat online child sexual exploitation and abuse.

The use of chemical fertilizers in the sugarcane farming industry is harming the environment and soil health leading to lower crop productivity, says the Sugar Research Institute of Fiji.

Cabinet has agreed that the Fiji Police Force headquarters be relocated to a convenient and conducive building.

Two short films will be launched this Friday, one celebrating the historic performance of a Fijian choir that snatched them the World Choir Games title and the other about the myriad of challenges confronting young Fijians today.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has responded to recent concerns about alleged nepotism within the Ministry of Justice, following informal complaints raised by Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga.

The Public Service Commission with the approval of the Prime Minister has announced the reassignment of three Permanent Secretaries.

The cabinet yesterday approved measures to initiate the review of the 2013 Constitution.

The Fiji Law Society has clarified that it did not intend to publicise its concerns regarding senior barrister Janet Mason’s continued participation in the Commission of Inquiry into Barbara Malimali’s appointment as FICAC Commissioner.

The Commission of inquiry into the appointment of Barbara Malimali as the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption Commissioner will not shut down regardless of controversies.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu has highlighted that his initial focus in office has been addressing the significant backlog of Environmental Impact Assessments.

Measures have been implemented by Fiji Corrections Service to address concerns about millions of underutilized funds in its budget.

The Finance Ministry has so far paid out around $41 million to 203,492 students as Back to School Support for the 2025 school year.