104 articles tagged "land"
New Zealand Army instructors for the first time, have participated in the marching out of with the 192 Republic of Fiji Military Force recruits. RFMF says Sergeant Andrew Shaw, Corporal Darby Taunoa and Corporal L
You almost expect All Blacks coach Scott Robertson to arrive with a long broom hoisted over his shoulder when the first squad of his tenure is revealed in Christchurch this evening. stuff.co.nz says a replacement f
Baron Waqa has been appointed as the new Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat. Waqa has held multiple leadership roles at the national, regional and global levels. While welcoming the new
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon visited Tower Insurance Suva office Hub which was opened earlier this year in a bid to improve trade and economic opportunities. Tower Insurance says a team of 300 staff, now
The meeting of the Mataqali Nabukebuke with the Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo has been deferred to after the 24th of May 2024 following a request from the mataqali Nabukebuke. The Mini
The iTaukei Land Trust Board has received $4.3 million payment for outstanding Committee of Better Utilization of Land (CBUL) rent subsidy funds to the iTaukei landowners that were due in December 2023 from the Governme
The landowners of the Vanua of Nabukebuke and Nawaidina have expressed their disappointment to the government regarding the Minister for Lands, Filimoni Vosarogo allegedly not communicating well with the Namosi Provinci
Fiji believes that the responsibility of proactively taking action is to ensure that the oceans are protected not only for tourism but for future generations as well. This has been highlighted by the Acting Permane
Good news for the 218 farmers in Fiji as their lease payment and lease arrears are now cleared out after the government approved the provision of $1.22 million during their first cabinet meeting of the year. The go
Minister for i-Taukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu says the i-Taukei Land Trust Board has endorsed the establishment of the i-Taukei Welfare Fund to assist landowning units with lease buy-back, land development, business devel
It was a historic moment as the Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sitiveni Rabuka met and welcomed the MÄori King, Te Arikinui Tuheitia Paki. The visit to Fiji by the MÄori King marks a new chapter
Fiji will host New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister, Winston Peters and Maori King, Te Arikinui Tūheitia Paki tomorrow, as they are looking to build a new chapter in the advancement of diplomatic relations. Peter
The public consultation on land issues in the north and central starts next Monday where landowners and farmers are invited to give their views on various land issues they are facing such as land leases, renewal of lice
The public consultation for the Land Taskforce in the Western division begins tomorrow. The taskforce is formed by the coalition Government to deal with land lease, renewal and premium issues faced by the farmers a
The Royal New Zealand Navy ship HMNZS Manawanui assisted the National Disaster Management Office in delivering food and other relief supplies across Fiji following Tropical Cyclone Mal. The specialist dive and hydr
Sustainable development, climate resilience, regional cooperation, and good governance can contribute to a more peaceful and stable future for the Pacific region. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlighted this at
We try bringing together Pacific people and groups, in unity and solidarity so that we have one united way against nuclear waste dumping, nuclear testing and addressing nuclear legacy issues in the Pacific. This wa
The New Zealand government has reaffirmed their 55-year partnership with University of the South Pacific and will contribute NZ$35.8 million to the University in the next five years to support USP’s long-term planning
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali has paid tribute to the former Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern. Ali says Ardern offered an alternative leadership that was humane, caring, embra
Good news for 451 families residing in Ledrusasa in Nadi, Cuvu and Waidamudamu near Koronivia as they will be issued with a long-term tenure leases of 99 years after Cabinet approved the new Informal Settlement Upgrade
