The Great Council of Chiefs is ready for any challenges that may come their way.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told Congress that more than 25,000 women and children had been killed by Israel in Gaza since October 7.

Fiji is at the forefront of efforts to ensure everyone is protected by early warning systems says Minister for Disaster Management, Sakiasi Ditoka.

The children and villagers of Naqarawai in Namosi will no longer have to use an unsafe bridge and use bamboo rafts to cross a river.

Cabinet approved that a submission be made to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf on Fiji’s extended continental shelf claim in the South Fiji Basin in accordance with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Cabinet agreed that the Office of the Attorney General submit an expression of interest for Fiji to host the next Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting.

The status of the iTaukei language, culture and tradition worries members of the Great Council of Chiefs.

Chief Justice Salesi Temo questioned how the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption came to the opinion that a University of the South Pacific matter was an operational issue to be resolved by USP.

The Fijian Competition and Consumers Commission has proposed a significant transition in its rent control policies.

The Cabinet has approved the National Disaster Risk Management Bill which is the outcome of a comprehensive review of the Natural Disaster Management Act 1998 spanning over two decades.

The Pacific Island Region, including Fiji, is asking the large distant water fishing nations to keep their subsidies at current levels and to cut subsidies in the future.

The Australia and New Zealand Bank of Fiji is amplifying its cyber security awareness initiatives in response to the ever-increasing threat landscape.