Bilateral talks with Singapore and Australia are strengthening energy partnerships aimed at ensuring fuel supply stability and expanding cooperation on renewable energy.

The Government has moved to strengthen compliance measures on mandatory standards for building materials and prefabricated housing, citing a surge in imports and the need to ensure public safety.

Immigration Minister Viliame Naupoto says the world operates in a vastly different landscape than when current laws were enacted.

A security company is being investigated following a viral video circulating on social media alleging unsafe treatment of a worker.

The debate over how Fiji’s security forces should work together has intensified.

Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited, the entrepreneurial arm of the Pacific Recycling Foundation, is celebrating its 32nd anniversary, marking over three decades of work in tackling Fiji’s waste crisis and promoting recycling.

Tuna is a “lifeline” for Fiji’s economy and survival, but its future is increasingly at risk due to climate change and overfishing.

The Fijian Government has confirmed that there is currently no need to declare a State of Emergency, following a comprehensive review by the National Security Council.

A sharp divide over group rights and indigenous protections has emerged at the Constitutional Review Commission.

Efforts are underway to open up the United Kingdom market for Fiji’s kava exports, although challenges remain around regulatory requirements and supply capacity.

The Fijian Elections Office launched the ‘YES’ outreach program, in efforts to bring the electoral process directly to the people of Fiji, in their homes and abroad.

Seven young patients are celebrating a new lease on life following successful heart surgeries at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital.