The Health Ministry is urging Fijians to avoid non-essential travel to several Central African countries following the recent Ebola outbreak in the region.

The General Election will be funded through the upcoming national budget. The government is also considering a mini-budget amid ongoing fiscal pressure.

The Government says delays in payments under the General Practitioner Partnership Program and Laboratory Partnership Program are largely due to anomalies and irregularities identified in claims submitted by some service providers.

Rising fuel prices and mounting living costs are forcing families and businesses across Fiji to make tough changes to how they live, travel and operate, as financial pressure continues to intensify nationwide.

Fiji has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting 30 percent of its marine spaces by 2030 as climate change continues to place growing pressure on ocean ecosystems and coastal communities.

Ministry of Employment is positioning Labour Management Consultation and Cooperation Committees as a key mechanism to improve workplace productivity, reduce disputes, and strengthen cooperation between employers and workers across Fiji.

Defence counsel Devanesh Sharma has urged the court to dismiss the abuse of office case against Sanjay Kaba, arguing prosecutors failed to provide evidence linking him to any improper conduct involving a Telecom Fiji Limited EOI process.

Officers from the Research Division of Fiji’s Ministry of Fisheries have completed an intensive week-long practical training program aimed at strengthening coral restoration and reef rehabilitation efforts.

The two men wanted for questioning in relation to a serious assault and property damage case in Wailoku over the weekend have surrendered to Police.

Complete removal of fuel duty across the board would result in a revenue loss of more than $150 million.

Oceania is emerging as a high-value target for international drug syndicates, with traffickers using sophisticated technology and new maritime routes to move cocaine across the Pacific.

Human activities such as ship strikes, illegal fishing, and plastic pollution are emerging as some of the biggest threats to marine life in the Pacific, according to conservation experts.