The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection has set an ambitious goal to graduate 500 individuals from the family assistance scheme into sustainable livelihoods next year.

Final preparations are underway at the Government Shipping Services wharf in Walu Bay to deliver essential relief to water-stressed islands in the Western and Northern Divisions.

The residents of Bilo Settlement, located just a 20-minute drive from Suva are grappling with a pressing issue that has persisted for over six decades; the lack of access to a reliable clean water supply.

A multimillion-dollar reservoir that was built to provide a reliable supply of treated and clean water stands idle in the outskirts of Labasa Town.

The Coalition Government has unveiled a ground-breaking blue bond initiative, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to economic growth and environmental sustainability.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka addresses Fiji’s food security and water resource challenges during the 2023 World Food Day and National Agriculture Show.

The government is currently undertaking a major project called agrophotovoltaic on the island of Ovalau.

The LagiLagi Housing Development Project continues to haunt the Ministry of Housing as it grapples with resolving complaints amounting to more than a hundred thousand dollars.

Great news for around 360,000 people living in the Suva-Nausori corridor as water cuts and unreliable supply are becoming a thing of the past.

Despite the over 90 percent of i-Taukei landowners in the country, they continue to record the highest percentage of poverty and this needs to be addressed.

Farming and mat weaving are two major income generating activities for the villagers of Naroi on Moala Island in the Lau group.

In a show of commitment to improving the quality of life for the elderly population, Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad reiterates that upgrading homes that house senior citizens is a top priority.