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The Coalition Government has formed a Taskforce to deal with prevalent issues regarding land leases, renewals and land premiums for sugar and non-sugar

India needs a maritime modernisation plan that will look beyond “port-led development” to address other shortcomings in the sector

The last known tsunami to hit Fiji’s shores was at the Suva Port during the early 1950s.

More than 400 northerners stood in unity under the Noble Banner Blue to mark Fiji’s 53rd year of independence at the Subrail Park in Labasa today. Themed

Questions are now being raised on the appointment of Fiji’s new envoy to Australia Ajay Bhai Amrit.

“He (Mr Amrit) has no expertise in this field and there are career civil servants who have been in the diplomatic service, and they should have been considered for this position,” Mr Chaudhry said. ...

Boat builder-cum-entrepreneur Angelo Olondriz is urging the government to help private groups working to promote the country’s leisure boating industry, stressing that maritime tourism has the potential to become one of the economy’s main economic driver. Olondriz noted that the Philippines has one of the world’s longest coastlines, with over 7,000…

Work on the review of Fiji's National Humanitarian Policy (NHP) has commenced.

Cabinet has approved the Exchange of Notes with the Government of Japan for grant aid of $1.6 million to support the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF)

Application for the Rural Housing Assistance (RHA) Programme for the 2023-2024 financial year will officially close on Wednesday 13 September 2023.