Fiji facing serious mother-to-child HIV transmission crisis - Dr Kaur
Fiji recorded an alarming rise in babies being born with HIV last year, with health officials warning that major gaps remain in testing, treatment and maternal healthcare
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More than 650 Waikerekere residents to benefit from new foot crossing
More than 650 people living in Waikerekere, outside Lami, are expected to benefit from a new community foot crossing, which will improve safe and reliable access for the
Cakaudrove's Manutabu Women’s Club boosted with equipment for homestay initiative
Women in Biaugunu Village, Saqani, Cakaudrove are expected to benefit from new income opportunities after essential equipment was handed over to the Manutabu Womenâ€
Rabuka travels to PNG for Summit
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is travelling to Papua New Guinea to attend the inaugural Melanesian Ocean Summit at the invitation of the Government of Papua New Guinea.A
Government breaks ground on $226,965 Nasau park pavilion upgrade
Government is moving ahead with plans to strengthen sports and community infrastructure in Ovalau, with the groundbreaking ceremony for the upgrade of the historic Nasau
Rabuka pays tribute to mothers across Fiji on Mother’s Day
Mothers are the foundation of our families and the guiding light that nurtures Fiji’s future generations. That is the Mother's Day message from Prime Minister Sit
Ditoka receives courtsey visit from Philippines Ambassador
Sakiasi Ditoka, Fiji’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, received a courtesy visit this week from the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary o
New agriculture study aims to boost income and resilience for cane farmers
A more sustainable and diversified agriculture sector could soon become a reality following Cabinet’s approval for the European Union to undertake a feasibility st
Over 250 people to benefit from upgraded sanitation facilities at Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute
More than 250 people in Navuso in Naitasiri are expected to benefit from upgraded sanitation facilities at the Navuso Agricultural Technical Institute following the commi
Education Minister pushes stronger University collaboration in Fiji to better prepare students
The Ministry of Education has stressed the need for closer cooperation among universities and training institutions to strengthen Fiji’s higher education sector an
Early payment for May Social Welfare Assistance
The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection is reminding all recipients under the Government’s six social protection programmes that the payment released
11,000 People to benefit from upgraded WASH facilities in rural Ba
More than 11,000 people in rural Ba are expected to benefit from upgraded water, sanitation and hygiene facilities commissioned by the Minister for Health Dr Atonio Lalab
Europe and Pacific must stand together for peace - EU Ambassador
European Union Ambassador to Fiji Barbara Plinkert has highlighted the growing partnership between Europe and Fiji, calling for stronger unity, cooperation and commitment
New Ministry of Environment plan to strengthen Fiji’s climate and environment efforts
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has officially launched its Strategic Development Plan 2026–2031 and new ministry website, marking a major step towa
Australia provides AUD$30 million to help Fiji in fuel supply - Wong
Australia has provided AUD$30 million to the Fijian Government to help address the country’s ongoing fuel crisis. This has been highlighted by Australia’s M
Tutu Rural Training Centre continues changing lives through skills and sustainable training
Tutu Rural Training Centre continues to be recognised for its long-standing work in transforming the lives of young people through practical skills training, sustainable
Labasa taxi drivers call for fuel rebate as costs continue to rise
Taxi drivers in Labasa are raising concerns following the rise in fuel prices, and are calling for a rebate on fuel and oil prices to assist drivers.Labasa Taxi Associati
Fiji boosts climate resilience efforts with community-based seawall project
Government agencies, development partners, and technical experts came together this morning at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva to be part of the Inception Workshop â€
$200 fine for littering, businesses could face $100,000 penalties
Throwing rubbish where it does not belong could soon cost people $200, while businesses could face fines of up to $100,000 under tougher litter laws being backed by Parli
Government tightens rules on imported building materials
Safer and more reliable building materials are expected to reach Fijian communities as the Government moves to strengthen compliance on mandatory standards for imported c
No need for a State of Emergency at this stage - Govt
The Government has made it clear that there is no need for a State of Emergency in Fiji at this stage.This assurance follows a meeting of the National Security Council ch