The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is implementing a new human resources management system to improve personnel management, streamline data handling, and address long-standing issues.

Three new fire stations are set to be commissioned in Fiji as part of ongoing upgrades, including stations in Navua, Natadola, and Lautoka.

With the growing threats of transnational crime in the region, police officers are being urged to remain vigilant and committed to thorough investigations.

Farmers have been reminded of the importance of a consistent supply and the need to produce dalo in larger quantities to meet market demand and improve profitability.

Fiji is shifting focus towards mobilizing private capital for high-impact infrastructure projects, leveraging debt financing, equity, and insurance tools.

Nadi’s rapid growth is putting pressure on its roads and infrastructure, with over 33,000 licensed drivers and nearly 28,000 registered vehicles.

A proposed framework for a voluntary carbon market is set to be tabled for government consideration, offering new opportunities for traditional forest owners, leaseholders and carbon emitters in Fiji.

Women farmers are increasingly becoming central to the transformation of Fiji’s sugar industry.

Three individuals have been arrested for the unlawful possession of illicit drugs in Lautoka.

The Education Ministry is calling on boat operators to prioritize student safety as the new school term begins.

The Oceania Hospital in Suva is dealing with a severe workforce shortage, losing around 50 clinicians last year due to migration and local job shifts.

Fiji is considering establishing an Embassy in Israel, a move that has been under discussion since the Coalition Government took office.