The Fiji Council of Social Services has welcomed Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s decision to not appeal the High Court ruling regarding the unlawful dismissal of former Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

Fiji’s ability to keep its maritime areas safe has received a major boost, with more than 900 Master Boat Licenses now issued nationwide.

The Fiji Public Trustee Corporation Limited is administering 5,000 wills and over 1,300 estates, prompting calls for greater awareness so families know where wills are lodged.

In recent weeks, it’s clear that people want a direct say on issues that affect them.

The Fiji Cancer Society is calling on communities to take simple but life-saving steps to prevent cancer.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has rejected claims that it was forced into its healthcare partnership with Aspen Medical.

The enduring educational and cultural partnership between India and Fiji was celebrated last night at the Suva Civic Centre.

Law enforcement agencies are being urged to act confidently and decisively at sea as Fiji intensifies efforts to intercept drug trafficking and transnational crime.

Women-led businesses driving climate action are being urged to step forward and apply for the WIN Convention’s Green Star Awards.

The Fijian Teachers Association Co-operative Thrift Limited received a new excavator that will help them deliver essential housing, agricultural and forestry projects for teachers and surrounding communities.

Proposals are underway to establish a Kava Council to regulate local kava prices. This follows concerns from farmers regarding price fluctuations, which often impact growers more significantly than middlemen or producers.

The government has urged Fijian workers travelling overseas under labour mobility schemes to protect their families and honour their employment contracts.