Landowners from the District of Namosi have presented a letter to the Office of the Prime Minister, urging assistance in halting mining exploration within the Namosi Joint Venture.

Beche-de-mer, giant clams, and the crested iguana have been identified as the most commonly exploited and trafficked wildlife in Fiji.

A witness to the accident that landed two women in the hospital this afternoon describes it as terrifying.

Motorists anticipate improved traffic after the installation of ten digital parking meters in Savusavu Town, which is the first-ever for the municipality.

Police are at the scene of an accident along Nina Street in Suva.

Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana, says ESCAP stands ready to support strengthened regional cooperation and respond to Fiji’s development priorities.

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says the impact of climate change on SMEs and food security continues to damage and imperil Fiji, like all other Pacific island nations.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka this morning paid respect to the first citizens of countries around the world.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports has absorbed 20 young street dwellers into empowerment training who would later undertake skill-based training in one of their Youth Training Centers around the country.

Newly appointed Chief Executive Mark Robinson reveals that BSP Financial Group Limited Fiji, is the second largest contributor to their overall profit.

Viking Roofspec Territory Manager Rodney Mitchell says more training is required to help architects and roofers improve building designs and make sure that structures are climate resilient.

In a bold move to address the growing prevalence of NCDs, the Fiji Cancer Society is calling for a shift in celebration norms, urging people to rethink extravagant corporate events that often feature huge cakes.