Work on Tropik Wood Industries’ multi-million dollar Carriage Sawmill Project has begun – an investment set to help transform the Fijian economy.

The New Zealand Defence Force arrives tomorrow morning to support the Government and Fiji Navy in searching for the missing medical personnel.

Extending reliable internet access to remote Pacific communities remains one of the region’s biggest digital infrastructure challenges despite significant investment in submarine fibre cables.

The Suva Magistrates Court dismissed a bail application filed by former Fijian Holdings Ltd Chief Executive Officer Mohammed Nouzab Fareed this afternoon.

Six healthcare workers remain missing in the Lau Waters, while only the boat handler for MD Ono-i-Lau was found this morning.

The Next Gen Alliance Party says it was formed because Fiji needs a new way of governing, not simply another political party.

No Fijian nationals have been reported directly affected by the earthquake in Japan.

Minister for Social Protection Sashi Kiran has called on communities to actively protect children and support vulnerable families.

Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says the Coalition Government’s nationwide talanoa sessions are strengthening accountability by giving Fijians a direct platform to raise concerns and pushing ministries to respond faster.

Five children have died from cancer in Fiji since the start of this year, while 64 others are currently battling the disease.

The Ministry of Health is calling for urgent international support as Fiji responds to a rapidly growing HIV outbreak, driven largely by methamphetamine use among young people.

The people of Munia on Avea Island in Vanuabalavu have regained ownership of their ancestral land after almost 200 years.