Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed that he too considers himself a victim of George Speight’s silence regarding the 2000 coup.

Fiji’s Foreign Policy White Paper is not merely a checklist of current foreign policy actions or a catalogue of Fiji’s bilateral and multilateral relationships, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has called for an inclusive representation at the United Nations Security Council that reflects the voices of developing countries, particularly small island developing states.

The Ministry of Home Affairs is addressing weaknesses in its financial reporting processes.

The NaVualiku Tourism Program, led by the Ministry of Tourism will involve three major projects costing an estimated $136 million.

One of the key challenges in land management in Fiji is the mindset of indigenous Fijians regarding the use of land for economic purposes.

The Free Medical Scheme has provided essential healthcare services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The National Fire Authority is urging homeowners to install safer electrical materials in homes.

Two individuals have been charged by the Fiji Police MPAiSA Task Force for allegedly obtaining financial advantage by deception.

Two 16-year-old students were arrested by police last week for allegedly selling marijuana within their respective school premises.

As Fiji strives to expedite and expand its response to climate change, its focus still lies on securing funding at the 29th Conference of Parties this year.

A recent talanoa session held on Koro Island saw the Eastern Division Fisheries Officer, Mere Namudu emphasizing the critical role of managing fishing efforts to ensure the sustainability of fish stocks in the region.