The increasing movement of goods and services across the globe has intensified the risk of invasive species around the globe and Fiji is no exception says Acting Director of Environment Senimili Baleicakau.

Over millions of dollars in short payments and wage theft are owed to employees that have been accumulating over many years.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga states that they will explore ways to amend certain parts of the 2013 Constitution next year.

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says setting up a coalition government was more challenging than the usual shift between two political parties after an election.

Plans are underway to construct 5,200 hotel rooms in Fiji, signalling an increase in investor interest.

Economic diversification is a very important part of the people’s coalition agenda.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board of Trustees, acting on behalf of landowners, has strategically decided to diversify and invest a portion of minors’ funds into insurance.

The Pacific Polytech will be utilizing the Fiji Muslim League’s Nadi premises for advancing technical training and skill development in Fiji.

The Fiji National University is on track to train 100,000 people through Technical and Vocational Education and Training by 2027.

The Health Ministry has noted an increase in oral cancer cases, with two to three cases diagnosed per month, compared to one case per month in previous years.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital has noted an increase in non-communicable diseases, which is a concern for the Health Ministry.

Fijians in and around the Suva area spent their Boxing Day mostly with family and friends, either at picnic spots or at the movies.