Deep-sea mining and nuclear waste dumping are two of the major challenges facing the Pacific Ocean.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has confirmed that she has not received any funds or donations from the Chinese Embassy.

Many of the unplanned developments of towns and cities are not conducive to the national vision for green and blue growth.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association in its 59th Annual General Meeting re-elected Naren Kumar from Tanoa Hotel Group as the Board President.

New Zealand based Fiji business leaders have agreed to work together with the aim of encouraging and mentoring more indigenous people into entrepreneurship.

The inclusion of the Republic of Fiji Military Force in the fight against drugs will depend on the National Counter Narcotics Strategy 2023–2028.

The Nabouwalu market is currently facing a space shortage due to the growing number of vendors on busy days.

The representatives of the Pacific security community will gather in Suva tomorrow for the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference.

The cabinet has approved that Fiji will co-host the 2024 Pacific Small Island Development States (SIDS) Solution Forum.

Former students of Natabua High School from across the globe gathered in Lautoka and Nadi for a heartfelt reunion aimed at honoring their alma mater and supporting its future.

The Nabouwalu Youth Group in Bua is currently on a mission to completely eradicate the use and trade of illicit drugs in the village.

The Fiji Public Service Association and the Fiji Council of Social Services reaffirmed their demand for an increase in both the national minimum wage and civil service worker salaries at a national rally for workers and communities held yesterday.