The World Meteorology Organization is sounding alarm that the world is likely to temporarily breach the 1.5C target in at least one of the next five years.

The Ministry of Agriculture will work with the Fiji National University to resolve matters regarding graduates of the Veterinary programme.

Cabinet has approved the hosting of the Pacific Anti-Corruption Regional Conference in Fiji later this year.

In a visionary leadership church service on Ratu Sukuna, Deputy Chief Executive Officer for iTaukei Affairs, Josefa Toganivalu, emphasized Fiji is fortunate in the indigenous population’s profound understanding of their natural resources – an advantage absent in many other Pacific Island countries.

A Drought Recovery and Climate Resilient Project has been launched to build more adaptive and resilient communities in Fiji, particularly in the Northern Division.

Cabinet has approved the Liquor (Amendment) Bill 2023.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation and Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited teams have removed massive amounts of recyclables and general waste including urine-filled bottles from just a few sections of the Koronivia Road.

The Fiji Police Force is pleading for information regarding a highly specialized road bike which was allegedly stolen from Albert Park in Suva this morning.

Enhancing one’s professional abilities, educational background and expertise, not only broadens employment opportunities but also boosts the potential for greater personal income.

A 20-year-old student who fell victim to a serious accident on May 21st has tragically passed away at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva.

The Fiji Police Force has made multiple arrests in the last 24 hours for unlawful possession of illicit drugs.

Dealing with iTaukei owned resources was one of the key focus of the Great Council of Chiefs meeting.