The Ministry of Information is operating on $5 million despite taking on expanded responsibilities after its elevation to a full Ministry.

Despite a challenging start to this year’s sugarcane harvesting season, farmers in the North are breathing a sigh of relief as the Labasa Sugar Mill prepares to end its crushing operations.

The Pacific’s tuna industry could face annual losses of almost $210 million as rising ocean temperatures threaten the movement of tuna stocks across the region.

Families are being urged to celebrate Diwali with devotion, unity and responsibility, without feeling pressured to spend beyond their means.

Fiji needs more trained specialists and a multidisciplinary team to strengthen care for patients living with chronic pain.

Public guidelines on the safe and responsible use of fireworks during Diwali celebrations are expected to be issued soon, including set operational hours.

Developing El Niño conditions are raising the risk of wildfires and water shortages.

More than 33,000 government-sponsored students have failed to complete their tertiary studies since 2014.

The University of the South Pacific has appointed Patricia Naisara as its new Executive Director, People and Workforce Strategy.

People living with HIV face an increased risk of developing cancers and other serious health complications as the virus weakens the body’s immune system.

Fiji’s limited maritime surveillance and operational capacity is forcing the Government to prioritise security operations within 12 nautical miles of its coastline.

Maritime security agencies are operating with overlapping responsibilities, outdated legislation and inconsistent intelligence sharing.