As the festive season approaches, the Republic of Fiji Military Forces is gearing up for a significant transition into 2025, with an emphasis on reconciliation and strengthening public trust.

The Fiji Roads Authority believes enhancing road drainage capacity, will address road flooding issues.

A New Zealand expert says wooden buildings are better able to withstand significant earthquake events.

Despite facing unique challenges such as limited access to funding, societal biases, and the need to balance personal and professional responsibilities, women-led SMEs are proving to be a powerful force in the global business landscape.

The International Solar Alliance is focusing on supporting Fiji’s renewable energy sector by enhancing technical assessments and building local capacity.

The Fijian Media Association has called on public officeholders to respect media freedom and democratic discourse on issues of national concern.

The Vanuatu earthquake on Tuesday occurred at ground zero of one of the most active plate boundaries in the world, says Professor Mark Stirling, Chair of Earthquake Science, University of Otago.

A Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) C-13O Hercules aircraft enroute to Vanuatu with search and rescue equipment and personnel was forced to divert to New Caledonia following an engine fire warning indication.

Three communities are set to benefit from innovative and life-changing projects following the announcement of grant recipients in Digicel Fiji’s 16th-anniversary Community Social Responsibility initiative.

Cabinet has agreed to the formalization of collaboration with the governments of Indonesia and Australia on disaster risk management.

Women’s groups of Nawairabe and Matokana in Navosa will now be able to store perishable goods and expand their businesses, thanks to an initiative by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA).

New Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu says his immediate focus is to restore public trust in the organization when he takes office.