Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs Yoko Kamikawa has clarified their position regarding the discharge of treated radioactive water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean.

Former Prime Minister  Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today on new charges.

Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has directed a warning at drug peddlers.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission says despite having laws promoting disability rights in Fiji, disability-based discrimination is still prevalent.

Fiji’s aged care sector receives a boost through a partnership between the Australia Pacific Training Coalition and the Sangam Institute of Technology College of Nursing and Health Care Education, aimed at enhancing skills and training in Fiji.

The ‘Pacific One Maritime Framework’ represents a critical opportunity to modernize industry standards to promote gender balance.

Japan’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Yōko Kamikawa, reaffirmed Japan and Fiji’s strong social and economic ties during a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica.

The Ministry of Finance, Strategic Planning, National Development, and Statistics will commence a nationwide consultation today on the new national development plan.

The Police Force is investigating allegations of drug tampering at the Totogo Police Station.

Fiji has been experiencing unusually hot and humid conditions over the last three days, with the Central Division bearing the brunt of it.

Deputy Press Secretary at the Japanese Embassy in Fiji, Mariko Kaneko says her government will keep an eye on any consequences resulting from the release of wastewater accumulated at the closed Fukushima Nuclear Plant.

The global recovery from the socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and efforts to address the existential threat of climate change were key topics discussed at the 5th PALM Ministerial Interim Meeting in Suva.