Minister for Immigration Viliame Naupoto says Fiji is interested in enabling ePassport access through New Zealand’s SmartGate system – similar to the arrangement already in place with Australia.

Nineteen lines of seaweed seedlings have successfully been deployed at the Dama Cluster Nursery located in Cakaulevu.

Chinese officials have reaffirmed their stance that there are no plans for any military bases for Fiji or anywhere in the Pacific.

The suspect alleged to have caused the death of a 14-year-old student in Nabua, Suva following a motor vehicle accident has died.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says open dialogue is important in resolving issues of local and national interests.

Despite criticism of the Ministry of Education’s sudden decision to shift all kindergarten students to full-day classes starting tomorrow, National Advisor for Early Childcare Development Temesia Tuicaumia is adamant that the change brings positive benefits.

Following negotiations with the United States, Fiji has been able to secure a 15 percent tariff on exports.

A 44-year-old man has been sentenced to 17 years’ and four months in prison the attempted murder of his 24-year-old mistress.

Fiji’s HIV Outbreak Response Plan is now in full motion, with the Government and international partners committing over $21 million to tackle the growing epidemic.

A number of innovative techniques are being used to lure unsuspecting individuals with lucrative job offers, who often become victims of human trafficking and labor exploitation.

Despite efforts to bridge the gender equality gap, young women in Fiji still face deep-rooted barriers to political participation, ranging from cultural norms to online harassment.

Farmers will feel safer working in their sugarcane fields following a donation of over $541,000 worth of workwear, as part of Phase II of the LOWES Donation Programme in Vitogo Village, Lautoka.