While work is still in progress to address water and sanitation challenges, the Rotary Pacific Water Foundation says it is inundated with new requests every week.

Six suspended police officers facing murder charge will take their plea next month.

A public consultation on the Media Industry Development Draft Bill was held at the Suvavou House in Suva today.

The province of Ra is now taking a different approach in welcoming back their people who served time under the Fiji Corrections Service.

Estonia and Fiji have held discussions on climate change.

There is still a need to ensure that water services are available on demand and free from contamination, especially during and after disasters.

Fiji continues to strengthen its bilateral relationship with the United States towards enhancing national security and economic investment.

A comprehensive tax reform strategy is needed in the forthcoming budget to raise revenue, simplify the tax system, and enhance efficiency.

17 members from Raranibulubulu Youth Club participated in the waste management project at Raranibulubulu village, Macuata, last week to safeguard the sources of groundwater and combat soil pollution.

Climate disasters will become so extreme that people will not be able to adapt.

The Ministry of Health inspectors carry out a routine sampling every month to determine the quality of water.

The international community will come together to host the UN water conference in New York this year.