President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has made a plea to multilateral and bilateral development partners to support Fiji and the region in their endeavor to make the oceans of peace a reality.

Two inmates at the Maximum Security Corrections Facility who had been on a hunger strike since last Friday have resumed eating normal meals.

An international company has been awarded the performance-based contract to look into the issue of non-revenue water in the Suva-Nausori corridor.

Drug operations have intensified ahead of the festive season to disrupt and destabilize the supply market.

A total of 19,359 Year 8 students are registered to sit for the Fiji Year 8 Examination across 717 centers today.

Cabinet has approved the implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework Early Action Support Project.

Construction on the abandoned $40 million Fiji National University Naiyaca Campus in Labasa is expected to resume next year.

Cabinet has endorsed the National Fisheries Policy 2024–2028.

The Great Council of Chiefs Chair Ratu Viliame Seruvakula has expressed confidence that George Speight and Shane Stevens pose no threat to Fiji’s stability following their release.

A 40-year-old mother of four, Sofaia Tutani is on a mission to share her difficult journey through addiction and homelessness to inspire hope among Fiji’s youth.

The Online Safety Commission is dealing with a rising number of defamation cases from social media platforms, presenting a significant challenge in addressing these issues.

Engaging communities in land management fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility, leading to better decision-making and stewardship of resources.