The Lautoka High Court has rejected a defence application to close the courtroom to the public and media in the ongoing trial involving Fiji’s largest-ever drug bust.

The Public Rental Board experienced a net loss of $1.3 million in the 2023 financial year, a significant decline from its four million dollar net profit in 2022.

Fiji’s diplomats are set to receive long-overdue financial support, with post allowances to be reviewed for the first time in two decades.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism says drug abuse and trafficking are not just crimes but serious threats to families, health, and the economy.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the government has allocated $4.1 million to promote gender equality.

The government remains committed to transforming Fiji into a high-income country by 2050, but it cannot be done through a business-as-usual approach.

The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) has welcomed Cabinet’s decision to review the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Irrelevant Convictions) Act 1997 (Part 2).

The ECE students of Namataveikai in Ra will learn in their new classroom for the first time today.

The Ministry of Policing is moving ahead with plans to establish a new Narcotics Bureau, but concerns about corrupt officers threaten to undermine the effort.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the government’s recent decision to lower tariffs aims to help consumers save money while encouraging local businesses to improve efficiency.

The Ministry of Employment has been tasked with compensating the Vatukoula Gold Mine workers who have been on strike for the past 34 years.

Faith-based organizations have extended their support to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission process, playing a key role in fostering healing, forgiveness, and unity among communities.