Digicel Fiji and Life Insurance Corporation of India (LICI) have collaboratively introduced an accessible service, allowing customers to pay insurance premiums through Digicel’s MyCash App.

Former Pacific Island Country leaders have strongly criticized Japan and Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) for their decision to release over 1.3 million tonnes of nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the Pacific Ocean.

The First Nation Fiji Resource Foundation believes that sending our workers to Australia and engaging individuals in the Pacific Labor Scheme without adequate training could be categorized as a form of contemporary slavery.

Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen has confirmed that he is getting good support from Pacific Climate Ministers as Australia bids to host the 31st Conference of Parties.

Fiji National University (FNU) has joined forces with Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited and the Pacific Recycling Foundation to champion recycling practices and advance sustainability.

The investigation into the suspension of Chief Executive Officer of the Fiji Roads Authority Kamal Prasad remains underway.

DATEC Fiji and the National Blood Service are joining forces to organize a Blood Drive as part of their 38th year celebration.

The government and the Asian Development Bank are actively engaged in identifying a suitable new site for the relocation of the Suva Port.

Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has raised questions regarding Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s stance on the disposal of Fukushima nuclear wastewater.

When parents and guardians fail to fulfill their responsibilities, the consequences can be serious.

The anti-Fukushima nuclear wastewater rally is not only a one-off act taking place in Fiji, as there is concern across the Pacific from communities and even in Japan itself.

Primary and secondary school teachers are leaving the country not only for teaching roles overseas but also for caregiving and manufacturing jobs.