More than $300,000 has been paid out to beneficiaries under the parametric insurance scheme since its launch in 2021.

Landowners in the Vanua of Nabukebuke are demanding accountability after more than 50 years of environmental damage caused by mineral exploration on their land.

Sexual harassment is frequently downplayed due to entrenched cultural attitude.

Infrastructure development in Fiji has steadily advanced, forming a solid base for continued national growth.

The Consumer Council has raised concerns over a growing number of consumer complaints, with landlord-tenant disputes continuing to dominate the list.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation has raised concern over a growing number of people regressing and failing to acknowledge the reality of climate change.

The Republic of Fiji Military Force’s 3rd Battalion, Fiji Infantry Regiment, successfully completed a significant long-range route march from Natovi to Nausori as part of their preparations for Infantry Day 2025.

Korobebe villagers in Sabeto have voiced concerns during a budget consultation with the Ministry of Finance.

Fifty cooperative members from Narocake and Muana-i-Ra have gained hands-on experience in governance, entrepreneurship, record-keeping, and resource sustainability.

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Finance, and Leader of the National Federation Party Professor Biman Prasad says he is focused on taking Fiji forward and preparing the new national budget.

The Nasinu Town Council is stepping up its emergency response capabilities by adopting advanced technology to enhance public safety.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Sakiasi Ditoka has emphasised the vital role of traditional knowledge in disaster risk reduction and environmental management.