The Cabinet has stated that the winner of the Miss Fiji Pageant must represent Fiji at the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant, following the Government’s funding support for both events.

Children’s growth in the country is revealing a troubling nutrition picture that goes far beyond simple food shortages.

With electric vehicles already on roads, the Government is reviewing policies and regulations to ensure the sector remains sustainable.

Fiji National University Chancellor and Council Chair Semesa Karavaki has described his removal from office this afternoon as an act of sabotage.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change Dr Sivendra Michael have been appointed to the Distinguished Visiting Fellows Programme at Perry World House, the global policy institute of the University of Pennsylvania.

Newly appointed Minister for Public Enterprises Charan Jeath Singh officially assumed his duties following last year’s Cabinet reshuffle, signalling a renewed focus on improving the performance of government-owned companies.

A delegation from South Korean engineering firm Dohwa Engineering paid a courtesy visit to the Acting Permanent Secretary for Fisheries and Forestry, Saimone Tauvoli, to discuss planned upgrades to the Makogai Mariculture Research Centre.

In a bid to eliminate Human Trafficking in the country, the Fiji Police Force has partnered with the International Organization for Migration, receiving a new online and reporting management system on Trafficking today.

Social Democratic Party Leader Aseri Radrodro has reaffirmed SODELPA’s commitment to political stability as Fiji moves closer to the next general elections.

Following warnings made to traders in the country regarding back-to-school shopping, the Suva Retailers Association is urging local businesses to avoid price gouging.

Real financial security comes from discipline, patience and committing meaningful amounts early.

Empower Pacific is renewing calls for effective parenting as antisocial behaviour continues to persist as a serious concern.