Musket Cove Island Resort director Will Moffat firmly believes that it’s Fiji’s unwavering commitment to genuine hospitality that has tourists flocking to the picturesque island nation.

The Elections Disability Accessibility Working Group recently launched its work plan for inclusive elections for the next four years.

Nearly 400 Fijians took to the streets of Suva today raising their voices in a fervent plea to safeguard the ocean and secure the well-being of generations to come.

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General says he is placing the highest priority on the Fukushima nuclear wastewater issue, aligned with the positions of the Forum leaders.

A 42-year-old man has died following an accident in Samabula yesterday.

Two people have been charged for allegedly obtaining close to $40,000 from three individuals for payment of aluminium installation services which were never rendered.

Applications for the annual FIJI Water Foundation Community Grants are now open.

The local film and television industry has reached an all-time best within the first eight months of the year, recording a net Fiji spend of $71.3 million.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has publicly addressed the concerns surrounding the decision by Japan to release nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the Pacific Ocean.

The Ministry of Education is exploring methods of utilizing culture and native languages to address drug-related concerns within schools and mitigate instances of violent and aggressive behavior among students.

Climate change is leaving no refuge for the Water Authority of Fiji’s infrastructure and resources.

Nadaro Village in Tailevu, which is only a few kilometres from Nausori, is banking on the government for help.