The Chinese Embassy in Tonga has rejected claims that China is interfering in the Pacific Islands Forum.

Fiji has urged the private sector to take a stronger role in the country’s climate response.

The Water Authority of Fiji has launched the first smart water metering project to tackle high non-revenue water, which currently stands at 47 percent.

The government is in ongoing negotiations with Aspen Medical to fully restore outpatient pharmacy services at Lautoka and Ba Hospitals.

Drug abuse is fuelling crime and threatening the future of young Fijians, Youth and Sports Minister Jese Saukuru warns.

A senior official of the Commission of Inquiry is under investigation.

Climate Champion Inia Seruiratu emphasizes that for developing countries, sustainable development depends on implementing effective strategies to tackle climate change, as many nations are compromising the Sustainable Development Goals to meet urgent economic needs.

Proficient Customer Solutions, a business process outsourcing (BPO) company with a presence in both New Zealand and Fiji, has officially achieved the ISO 27001:2022 certification, which is a boost to Fiji’s reputation as a safe and globally competitive outsourcing destination.

Suva’s dining landscape has taken on a new flavor with the launch of Chef Philippe Café, a venture hailed as a cultural milestone and a symbol of Fiji’s growing small business sector.

The Supreme Court has concluded hearings on Cabinet’s request for an interpretation of sections 159 and 160 of the 2013 Constitution.

Pre-season cane burning is crippling Fiji’s sugar industry and risks driving down global market prices, Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh has warned.

A 19-year-old male alleged to have damaged a religious statue in Naduna last week has been charged.