Notice of non-essential goverment office closure
Non-essential Government offices will be closed from Christmas until the 2nd of January, 2026. This has been approved by the Public Service Commission. Members of t
Non-essential Government offices will be closed from Christmas until the 2nd of January, 2026. This has been approved by the Public Service Commission. Members of t
The villages of Nanukuloa, Naiserelagi and Barotu in Ra received an early Christmas gift following the handover of three new fishing boats by the Ministry for Fisheries a
Accessibility for the people of Taveuni is expected to improve as work on four key bridges worth a total of $8.8 million has begun.While officiating at the 
As questions are raised on why the Permanent Secretary for Fisheries, Atelaite Rokosuka is starting work in her position again today after being publicly reprimanded,
Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu has raised serious concerns regarding the Prime Minister's decision for the Minister for Agriculture to also assume
Traffickers exploit victims in commercial sex establishments, hotels, private homes, and massage parlours in Fiji, and sometimes utilize websites and cell phone applicati
The Electoral Commission has confirmed that the number of seats in Parliament will remain at 55 for the next general election.Section 54(2) of the Constitution states tha
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka admits he is worried about Fiji's reputation in relation to the human trafficking allegations and issues relating to Grace Road Group and
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that he tried to intervene in the Joyce Aviation Academy issue as it involves a lot of people.Rabuka says he had asked that they s
I was not getting what I expected, and I felt it was not the fault of the ministers but perhaps the allocation of the portfolios. Those were the words of Prime Minister
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says the military understands very well that they can work with the Police in supporting the fight against drugs.Rabuka made this clear
A cabinet reshuffle has been announced by the Prime Minister which includes Sakiasi Ditoka becoming the Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Mosese Bulitavu t
The government is reviewing the Banaban Act through the Office of the Prime Minister to ensure that future Rabi Council of Leaders elections meet national standards and a
16-year-old Salote Sakiti from Naqali Village, Anandi Devi in Tabataba, Ba, 18-year-old Venina Cirikeba Cava in Lautoka and a woman in Veisari, Lami have passed away in t
Four new advanced X-ray machines at Nadi and Nausori International Airports, reinforcing its border security with the commissioning of significantly enhancing the country
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has given a strong assurance that all ethnic communities in Fiji are safe, protected, and free to pursue their economic interests under his
The Government of Canada has reaffirmed its commitment to the Pacific with the launch of Fiji’s National Assistive Technology Hub in Suva.The community-led initiat
35 children of St Christopher’s Home in Nakasi were treated to an early Christmas as the Ministry of Information and National Archives of Fiji visited to spread Ch
Fiji’s national security is set to modernise further as Cabinet has approved two new systems designed to detect early risks, support legitimate travel, and align w
Good news for the people of the north as the Na Vualiku Grant and Capacity-Building Programme for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Women’s Cultural Enterp
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made a stand against violence towards women and girls as he wore his black safari suit today in solidarity with the “Thursdays in