The Transport Ministry will review its franchise shipping scheme to maritime islands.

The coalition government is expected to collect over three billion dollars from the revenue-generating activities that are part of the 2023-24 national budget.

Following successful spine surgery last week, plans are underway to train local doctors as well.

The Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service is working on employers connect framework to bridge the gap created by the migration of skilled workers.

The Fiji Police Force will beef up its presence at the Nausori Bus Stand following a brawl between some students of two schools last week.

The reconstruction of the Great Council of Chiefs complex in Nasova is yet to begin because it has not yet been approved by the Occupational Health and Safety Board.

Fiji remains committed to working closely with Pacific Island nations in building economic resilience against the climate crisis and the pandemic.

Any misconduct or ill-discipline resulting in disciplinary action brings disrepute to the Fiji Police Force.

The Sustainable Ocean Alliance Pacific, in collaboration with the French Embassy to Fiji organized a learning program for six Fijian women in New Caledonia.

Investigation is underway by the Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua into the origin of a 50-page unsigned letter that is supposedly directed to the Republic of Fiji Military Forces circulating on social media.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua reiterates that Fiji remains a safe place to visit.

The Ministry of Health is anticipating a rise in leptospirosis, typhoid and dengue cases in the coming weeks due to the adverse weather in the country.