The International Union for Conservation of Nature in Oceania has launched 15 locally led projects aimed at using Nature-based Solutions to tackle climate change across the Pacific.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama told the Suva High Court today that he never demanded then-Acting Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu’s resignation in 2021.

The Housing Authority has resumed development of 42 acres at Tacirua Stage 2, with plans to deliver 297 fully serviced residential lots by December next year.

The Methodist Church of Fiji is intensifying efforts to address poverty and domestic violence by strengthening community partnerships.

Pacific economies remain vulnerable to global disruptions, with rising costs and fragile trade links continuing to put pressure on households and governments.

Strict measures are being enforced to curb the misuse of government vehicles.

There are no recorded cases of teachers admitted to St Giles Hospital for mental illness directly caused by student behaviour.

Fiji is calling for an urgent transformation in how science, policy, and business align to combat climate change.

Youths must be seen as leaders of today, not just leaders of tomorrow.

The Lakeba Women’s Group in Namuka, Macuta has been commended for over 40 years of consistent accountability, submitting monthly reports that make it easier for the government to provide support.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with the President of India, Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Fiji and India have reaffirmed their shared commitment to promoting biofuels as a sustainable energy solution under the framework of the Global Biofuels Alliance.