The Water Authority of Fiji is facing significant hurdles in its efforts to ensure effective wastewater treatment and environmental compliance says Chief Executive Dr Amit Chanan.

The Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China has donated $35,000 to the village of Wainilotulevu in Namosi to renovate their village hall.

Civil servants on the island of Koro have been urged to improve their service delivery.

The Lautoka High Court is set to rule today on an application by the Solicitor General to introduce further evidence and defer the decision on the release of Grace Road President Daniel Kim and Dr Sung Jin Lee, who have been in detention.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica highlights the important role cooperatives play in key sectors such as agriculture, fisheries and handicrafts, highlighting their role in building economic resilience and improving livelihoods.

Fiji Corrections Services Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa has shared the vision with Chinese Ambassador to Fiji Zhou Jian to establish a rehabilitation center for drug and sexual offenders.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji in its latest economic review has stated that the annual headline inflation was 3.6 percent in October, lower than the 4.2 percent in September.

Fiji is facing an escalating crisis as reports emerge of pharmacies allegedly selling opioids without prescriptions, raising alarm among health authorities.

Twelve boys under 17, previously living on the streets, have found refuge in a newly established shelter in Samabula, Suva.

The alarming increase in child neglect has directly fueled the surge in child abuse, with shocking statistics that have revealed the devastating consequences of inaction on the issue.

While Fiji and its neighbouring small island states are dissatisfied with the COP29 outcome in Baku, Azerbaijan Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says a deal is better than no deal.

Former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama’s son Meli Bainimarama has been sentenced to 28 months in prison, with a non-parole period of 14 months.