Newly elected Foreign Minister of Australia, Penny Wong, spent her fourth day in office in Fiji advancing Fiji and Australia’s Vuvale Partnership and regional prosperity.

The newly elected Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Penny Wong, has arrived into Fiji this afternoon for her official visit, which will advance Fiji and Australia’s Vuvale Partnership and regional prosperity.

Two political party leaders have reiterated the need for parties to adhere to the Electoral Act when conducting fundraising.

The Hawaii-based Pacific Disaster Centre, which works with Fiji’s National Disaster Management Office, has won the prestigious Sasakawa Award at the UNDRR Global Platform underway in Bali, Indonesia.

The judgment in the case of dismissed Solicitor General Sharvada Sharma will now be delivered on notice.

Eighty percent of the world’s food insecure people live in regions that are prone to natural hazards and face high levels of environmental degradation, says the United Nations.

Convicted politician Nikolau Nawaikula appeared before the Independent Legal Services Commission this morning.

Fiji’s tourism-related sectors continue to drive economic recovery.

Ginger exporters have urged farmers to consider the costs incurred and the resources used to ensure their product remains competitive in the international market.

Fiji is hopeful that all countries will commit to implementing the Glasgow Climate Pact, in the lead-up to COP27 in Egypt.

The Director of Environment will make a decision on the proposed project to create surf waves in Qamea after rigorously following the mandated Environment Impact Assessment processes specified under the Environment Management Act 2005.

World Wave Project will not be going ahead with its Qamea Wave Project.