Four percent of Fiji’s population still does not have access to clean, renewable, and affordable electricity.

Communities across Fiji are increasingly embracing bicycles, not just for convenience, but as a deliberate step toward reducing carbon emissions and improving overall well-being.

Fiji’s climate resilience efforts in agriculture have received a major lift with the New Zealand Government confirming $4.3 million in funding through the Pacific Climate Smart Agriculture and Sustainable Land Management Partnership.

Encouraging youths to engage in social activities can elevate a community’s well-being and enhance positive growth.

Renowned Fijian wellness brand Nama Fiji has recently launched its Nama for Men Collection – at beauty trade show in North America.

The sewage system in Savusavu remains one of the town’s most pressing infrastructure issues.

The Kadavu Provincial Council is embarking on an ambitious journey to reshape the island’s future, as it moves to finalize a comprehensive strategic development plan designed to steer all future progress.

United Nations Resident Coordinator Dirk Wagener says it is important to invest in renewable energy, describing it as free and reliable that requires minimal subsidies compared to fossil fuels.

No words. No tags. Just a canoe, a figure with dreadlocks, and the open sea. That was all the Fijian Drua needed to set rugby fans buzzing late Tuesday, after the club posted a cryptic video to Instagram that now appears to hint at the signing of Issak Fines-Leleiwasa.

Dudley High School’s under-14 rugby team is keeping their feet firmly on the ground heading into this weekend’s Southern Zone final against Suva Grammar after upsetting Marist last weekend, a win that not only secured their place in the Southern Zone final but also confirmed their qualification to the national quarterfinals for the first time in nearly a decade.

The Prime Minister has expressed concern over the continued absence of the reinstated Director of Public Prosecutions.

Vodafone Fijiana XV prop Loraini Senivutu says preparations will intensify from now as the team builds towards the Women’s Rugby World Cup, and she’s willing to put everything on the line for a chance to represent Fiji on the biggest stage in women’s rugby.