The Land Transport Authority is taking its road safety message directly to the public, with plans to showcase its services and operations at an upcoming expo in Suva.

Australia is committing $3 million to strengthen Fiji’s climate resilience.

Only 16 of Fiji’s 48 registered surveyors are working in government.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is facing growing criticism from within his own coalition, with SODELPA today joining the National Federation Party in questioning his announcement of December 9 as the date for Fiji’s proposed national referendum.

The Pacific is already experiencing the impacts of climate change, according to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Climate change is already having a serious impact on people’s health and daily lives.

The $1.5 billion Australian financing package will include about $1 billion in grants and $500 million in loans.

The government will still have to finance a large share of infrastructure needs despite the new $1.5 billion Australian financing package.

Fiji is calling for greater unity among world leaders in the global fight against climate change.

Members of civil society have made their submissions to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, raising concerns that the legacy of Fiji’s coups continues to affect how people speak and participate in public life.

One hundred and sixty-five children are currently in State care.

Six non-governmental organisations issued a joint statement this afternoon, raising concerns about Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s request that the Electoral Commission suspend campaigning for Fiji’s forthcoming general election.