Health concerns over possible emissions have taken centre stage as the proposed $1.4 billion Vuda Waste-to-Energy project moves into public consultation in Lautoka.

The Fiji Police Force has confirmed that a Death Certificate in circulation is a police document that is issued after the conduct of a post mortem examination.

The government is moving to tighten penalties on illegal mining as environmental damage continues to raise concern.

Pacific leaders are rejecting the label of climate vulnerability and are asserting their role in shaping solutions.

The government is taking a major step to strengthen its healthcare workforce, with a new national rehabilitation center set to deliver specialized training for doctors, nurses and rehabilitation professionals.

Fiji is gaining ground as a lower-cost outsourcing destination, drawing firms away from traditional long-haul markets.

Workplace bullying, job insecurity and strained employer–worker relations remain key concerns in workplaces.

The government has approved a development pathway for the proposed Nabouwalu new township under its New Town Development Program.

Fiji is taking a stronger role in regional security as transnational crime pressures rise across Asia and the Pacific.

Fijian Drua captain Temo Mayanavanua has dedicated their historic 33–28 win over the ACT Brumbies last night to the late President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

Fiji Amateur Boxing head coach Cam Todd has confirmed plans to stage another regional tournament at the end of the year, similar to the Pacific Nations Competition held over the past two days in Suva.

Strong concerns over consultation gaps and environmental clarity are growing in Saweni over the proposed $1.4 billion Vuda Waste-to-Energy project.