The Ministry of Agriculture is making significant strides toward transforming the perception of rural and maritime farmers as resource-rich yet cash-poor.

There is an increasing need for humanitarian interventions to address human rights dimensions rather than focusing only on the financial and economic losses caused by disasters.

The trial date for former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Chief Sitiveni Qiliho has been scheduled for June 2nd, next year.

The National Federation Party remembers the late Professor Tupeni Baba as a man of decency, goodwill, humility, and intelligence.

Cabinet has endorsed Fiji’s participation in the Pacific Island Network of Competition, Consumer and Economic Regulators.

Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Joeli Cawaki says meetings have been progressing with other stakeholders to address the movement of illicit drugs by sea transportation.

The cabinet has endorsed the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Fiji and Australia regarding the Defense Pacific Air Programme.

A Corrections Officer was caught attempting to smuggle illicit drugs and mobile phones into the Minimum Corrections Centre during his second-night shift guard duty.

Drug-Free World Fiji Founder Kalesi Volatabu says the consumption of methamphetamine and heroin among children has grown out of proportion, raising serious concerns for the community.

UNICEF Child Protection Specialist Talei Cama says UNICEF in partnership with Western Sydney University and the University of the South Pacific, is conducting a study on the impact of labour mobility schemes on children.

Fourteen children from four Pacific countries will receive lifesaving pediatric cardiac surgery in Fiji this month through an innovative new initiative under the New Zealand Medical Treatment Scheme.

In commemoration of Bastille Day, the National Day of France, the French Ambassador to Fiji, François-Xavier Léger acknowledged the significant expansion of the bilateral relationship between France and Fiji.