Vatukaloko Secondary students will now be able to learn in a purpose-built facility as the Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro officially opened a new $49,000 school building in Rakiraki.

The government’s Births and Deaths registration drive has revealed cases of people in remote areas living for years without official identity documents.

Minister for Rural Development Sakiasi Ditoka has dismissed landowners’ claims over the government’s legal agreement on the Nasealevu and Viriqilai water catchments.

Families will now be able to own legally recognized land, as a new land loan product has been introduced for those without registered leases or freehold land.

Minister for Disaster Management Sakiasi Ditoka commenced a two-day visit to the Northern Division to check on government’s response to Tropical Cyclone Rae and to inspect key development projects in the area.

Fourty villagers of Naiserelagi and 43 residents of the Ra Provincial Compound will no longer experience water shortages, thanks to the commissioning of groundwater systems yesterday.

Fiji and Cuba’s cordial relations continue to strengthen in both bilateral and multilateral arenas.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji Board has agreed to maintain the overnight policy rate at 0.25 percent.

The livestock sector plays a critical role in our food system, contributing to a significant share of the protein requirement and contributing to the country’s self-sufficiency in meat, dairy and poultry products.

The village of Waicoka in Bau, Tailevu, stands on the frontlines of climate change, where rising sea levels and extreme weather relentlessly erodes its shoreline and threatens homes.

The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) is intensifying efforts to curb contraband smuggling in prisons, a persistent issue that has raised serious concerns about security and internal compliance.

The Australian government, in its 2025 Snapshot, reaffirms its commitment to empowering Pacific Island nations by prioritizing economic growth, security and law enforcement, fisheries protection, cultural engagement including sports and addressing the region’s most pressing challenge: climate change.