The government has dismissed claims by landowners of Mataqali Luvutu in Macuata that there is no legal lease for the Nasealevu water catchment in Labasa.

Climate change is placing global water security at risk, Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu has warned.

A recent clean-up at My Suva Park revealed the scale of the litter problem, with over 67 garbage bags filled in just a few hours by over 80 volunteers.

Fiji is preparing for the review of its 6th State CEDAW Report, with a key stakeholders’ meeting held in Suva.

Two people will be produced in Nasinu Magistrates Court charged with obtaining financial advantage.

Fiji’s social assistance system is undergoing a review to refine the criteria used to assess eligibility for welfare programs.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has obtained court orders to disconnect water and electricity for 35 tenants who have not paid their rent.

The Water Authority of Fiji has issued a warning to customers in the Central Eastern Division regarding increasing turbidity levels in important water sources.

Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited is racing to secure Forest Stewardship Council certification.

The Fiji Police Force has announced an overall 18% increase in crime for the month of February 2025 compared to the same period last year.

The Ministry of Employment is tightening its regulations for overseas workers, as recent revelations show many lack the necessary skills.

The pediatric wards at Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva are operating beyond capacity due to a rise in dengue fever cases and respiratory illnesses.