The Fiji Pine Group celebrated a major achievement with the opening of its new office in Drasa, Lautoka.

Burerua Village in Sawakasa, Tailevu is struggling with a growing drug trafficking issue, a problem that has become a major concern.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs has distributed $278,000.72 in grants to support 36 communities in the Central Division and three communities on Rabi Island.

A proper gas crematorium for Labasa is expected to be completed by late July.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature believes that Fiji should expedite the ratification of the Marine Biodiversity of Areas beyond National Jurisdiction.

Suva City was buzzing with activity today as many Muslim families rushed to complete their last-minute shopping in preparation for Eid.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is intensifying efforts to recover unpaid rent.

Fiji’s construction industry recorded a total work value of $533.4 million in 2024.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announced today that the government is committed to providing affordable, clean electricity to all Fijians.

Fiji is advancing its commitment to sustainable ocean management by strengthening ocean accounting.

Religious bodies have been urged to use the Ram Navami festival to address pressing social challenges, mainly the fight against drugs.

A disturbing increase in serious injuries among young children has sparked concern among health professionals as many cases involve burns and chemical ingestions, often due to a lack of supervision.