The Ministry of Employment is rolling out a suite of initiatives aimed at boosting public sector productivity.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has clarified that the Pacific Healthy Islands Transformation Project and the Accelerating Trade Facilitation and Logistics in the Pacific Project are two separate World Bank-supported initiatives, each serving distinct development goals.

Rural women are being recognized through outreach programs and by taking vital services directly to their communities.

Prime Minister of the Republic of Fiji, Sitiveni Rabuka, has officially appointed Julian Vulakoro as Fiji’s Ambassador for Sport in France and Europe, representing the Fijian Government in promoting sports diplomacy and fostering international sporting ties.

The Commissioner of the Fiji Police Force, Rusiate Tudravu, paid a courtesy visit to the Fiji High Commission in Wellington during his official trip to New Zealand this week.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu has confirmed strong progress on Fiji’s Container Deposit Regulations, calling it a long-awaited step showing the Coalition Government’s decisive leadership and political will.

Fiji and Vanuatu have taken another step forward in strengthening their long-standing ties, with the Republic of Vanuatu officially gifting the Government and people of Fiji a 44-acre property in Vanuatu.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has seen a significant rise in complaints over the past two years, with 681 complaints recorded in 2024, up from 318 in 2023.

For the first time, Fiji has marked the International Day of the Girl Child through nationwide community celebrations, and Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Sashi Kiran says it is only the beginning of a much bigger movement to empower girls and keep them safe.

Fiji’s sheep industry is thriving in the West and North, creating jobs, boosting rural livelihoods, and supporting food security.

The Macuata Provincial Council’s Yaubula Committee has proposed that investigations and research be carried out on the Qawa and Labasa rivers, as well as their shorelines, to assess environmental health and possible pollution impacts.

On board the Australian defence vessel ADV Reliant, Major Tadio Nariva of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces looks out over the Pacific horizon, not just as a soldier, but as part of a growing movement of Pacific nations working together for a safer, more resilient region.