Fiji’s growing vehicle fleet is putting pressure on the country’s climate goals, with older, fuel-hungry trucks and buses contributing disproportionately to emissions.

Data from a phone, allegedly used for communication between former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho in 2021, has been lost after the device was factory reset.

Regional policing leaders have warned that fragmented approaches will not meet the Pacific’s rising security threats.

The 2025 Methodist Church of Fiji Conference opened today, putting the spotlight on the church’s role in governance, social issues and national development.

The government is reviewing the country’s vehicle imports to tackle growing traffic congestion.

A lack of emotional support during childbirth has left many mothers struggling with long-term mental health issues.

The Land Transport Authority has stated that the full rollout of speed cameras across Fiji is being hindered by poor network connectivity.

Following a new strategy, the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has discovered about $80 million in unpaid VAT.

Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mataiciwa, states that trust is the foundation of democracy.

Foreign ministers of the Pacific Islands Forum have endorsed their full support behind Australia’s bid to host the 31st UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP31) in 2026, calling it a chance to make the summit a truly “Pacific COP.”

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica has once again assured the Indo-Fijian community that there is no religious intolerance and acts of sacrilege in the country.

Empower Pacific has stated that it has learned a difficult lesson after losing all five of its professionally trained alcohol and other drug counselors to recruitment by other organizations overseas.