Do not to be distracted by fake social media attacks, misinformation and politically motivated bloggers whose objective is to create division, confusion and negativity.

Fiji will receive additional financial support from international partners and donors as the government works to cushion the impact of rising fuel costs and growing economic pressures affecting households and businesses.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad says postponing municipal elections until after the next general election is sensible, given the global crisis, ward boundary issues, and election unreadiness.

Former Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru was sworn back into his portfolio earlier today at the State House in Suva.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad will return to court next Thursday after his lawyer requested more time to review disclosure documents provided by the prosecution.

A Fijian woman has been elected into the Scottish Parliament.

The People First Party has announced the appointment of Inia Seruiratu as Party Leader and Parveen Bala Kumar as Deputy Party Leader, following a unanimous endorsement by the Party’s Board of Governors.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress says Fiji is failing to meet its constitutional obligation to ensure workers earn a just minimum wage.

A major gap in local governance system is the lack of mandatory reporting by councils to residents on performance, spending and service delivery.

Amid rising global fuel prices linked to tensions in the Middle East, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka kept a low-key approach during his visit to Nadi today, where he attended a TISI Sangam event.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has assured that both the Fiji National University Council and the Management will be independently investigated.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the government is firmly committed to merit-based appointments, transparency, and institutional independence.