The Pacific Recycling Foundation celebrated International Waste Pickers’ Day by standing in solidarity with the Collection Pillars of Recycling (CPR), formerly known as Waste Pickers.

Villagers of Vunamoli in the interior district of Rukuruku in Ba have overcome persistent commuting challenges.

Fiji’s cultivated forestry sector centres around two primary tree varieties—pine and mahogany.

Police has disclosed ongoing investigations into two cases involving teenagers found in possession of illicit drugs.

Assistant Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran is advocating for robust support systems for women facing mental stress.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga is urging for a joint effort from communities to inform the police about illegal activities, especially those related to drugs, in the ongoing battle against drug issues affecting the nation.

The Great Council of Chiefs is becoming a unique institution which is a major step towards guaranteeing the security and protection of the iTaukei people.

Novotel Hotel in Lami celebrated the official reopening of its entertainment centre yesterday after a 4-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has sounded a stark warning about the escalating threat of drug trafficking and consumption within local communities.

The recently refurbished Parliament aims to establish a global body committed to excellence and dedicated service for all Fijians.

The Education Ministry reveals that 35 percent of its workforce, totaling 4884 officers, is set to receive a pay increase.

The Great Council of Chiefs is highlighting the urgent need for united actions to preserve the iTaukei language, culture, and traditions, expressing serious concerns about their current situation.