Rabuka says the motive is to raise professional standards, restore morale and ethics, and enforce accountability. He says the people of Fiji deserve a civil service that works and works well.

Fiji's former attorney-general claims attacks on the Indo-Fijian community are on the rise and the government is largely ...

Rabuka says that the country’s 2024 Foreign Policy White Paper found the biggest danger is the region becoming divided, ...

Head coach Mick Byrne praised his players for their grit in the 29-14 vicotry over the visitors in front of over 10,000 fans ...

Fiji hopes a Truth and Reconciliation Commission on its history of violent coups can heal the divisions between its two main ...

Fiji's prime minister has delivered a blow to China's security goals in the Pacific, saying that his country would "not ...

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka did not attend the installation ceremony of Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara as the Tui Lau and Sau ...

Sitiveni Rabuka said China's influence in the South Pacific is not welcome from his Fiji's perspective. But not all nations ...

Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka said he would not back China erecting a military base in the Pacific, stating that they ...

China's embassy in Fiji denied on Thursday that Beijing wanted a military base or sphere of influence in the Pacific Islands, ...

While the Wallabies got out of jail with a last minute try to beat Fiji 21-18 in Newcastle last weekend, the Pacific ...

In the latest display of football diplomacy, Australia and Fiji have agreed to “deepen” ties after Anthony Albanese and his ...