Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Pita Tagicakirewa, emphasizes that for Pacific Island nations, identity and language are non-negotiable aspects of their heritage.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has pledged a significant $7.5 million investment aimed at strengthening Fiji’s economic policies and opportunities.

The Nausori Town Council highlights the urgent need to prioritize environmental cleanliness, with over 500,000 kg of waste collected in Nausori alone each month.

The Fiji Counter Narcotics Bureau which will be based in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration will be headed by an overseas expert supported by a local understudy.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says the economic situation in New Zealand will not have any significant impact on Fiji.

Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica says with the increasing demand for kava in the United States, they are focusing on ensuring the highest quality and safety standards for their exports.

The 13th Pacific Festival of Arts in Hawaii witnessed a powerful display of unity and resilience as twenty-eight Pacific countries gathered to celebrate and showcase their rich cultural heritage.

Israel has reaffirmed its commitment to expand opportunities through the collaborative public-private sector partnership and investment in Fiji that support our hub status in the region.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon reveals that he is aware of Fiji’s request for visa-free travel to New Zealand.

The Home Affairs Minister has announced a significant overhaul of the Fiji Police Force in a move to restore public trust and enhance professionalism.

A comparative politics professor believes that the government was not getting quite the legal advice that it needed.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is anticipating the forthcoming national budget and hoping for enhanced support for healthcare services across Fiji.