Raw water turbidity levels at the Waimanu raw water intake and Tamavua Water Treatment Plant have gradually improved as of yesterday.

Tropical Cyclone Seru is currently located far southwest of Fiji and continues to track southeastward.

The government wants Fiji to become a cashless society, but businesses are still hesitant about embracing it.

There is an urgent need to improve financial literacy among Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises, as many struggle to meet credit assessment requirements.

Fiji is intensifying efforts to enhance its cybersecurity and digital transformation through a growing partnership with Australia.

Fiji’s economy has surpassed growth projections, but its heavy reliance on imports continues to pose challenges.

Ensuring thorough and effective investigations into marine accidents remains a challenge for many Pacific countries due to limited technical expertise and resources.

The Land Transport Authority has upgraded offshore vehicle inspection procedures to improve safety and strengthen regulatory compliance in Fiji’s second-hand vehicle market.

Children across the Pacific are increasingly vulnerable to cyberbullying, exploitation, and mental health struggles as social media transforms their lives.

Initial assessments confirm that Tropical Cyclone Rae caused minimal damage in Vanua Levu, with no serious impacts reported.

The Commission of Inquiry has once again emailed Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu regarding the recent actions of Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

A 21-year-old student nurse of Labasa who allegedly gave false information to police has been released on bail by the Magistrates Court.