Fiji needs to take a stand and protect its natural environment and resources from unsustainable trade and the impacts of climate change.

48 police officers will soon be departing for the UN Police Peacekeeping Mission.

Minister for Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation Lynda Tabuya says inequality is one of the factors that lead to economic insecurity as it affects a person’s ability to earn income and have equal opportunity.

There is room to further enhance the training and skill development of the local yacht industry.

Fiji’s Ambassador to Japan, Isikeli Mataitoga and Ambassador to Ethiopia, Brigadier General Mosese Tikoitoga paid a courtesy call to the Acting Commissioner of Police at Police Headquarters earlier this week to hold discussions on the proposed Foreign Services Institute.

The Lau Seascape 30×30 Marine Protected Areas Awareness and Consultation pages officially closed at Tubou Village in Lakeba on Thursday.

Following two years of agony, a mother of ten is relieved that her daughter has finally undergone successful heart surgery.

Five Fiji Corrections Service officers have been charged with one count of grievous harm each, while one is facing an additional count of criminal intimidation for the alleged assault of a 22-year-old man at the Suva Remand Centre late last year.

Yachters are showing heightened interest in Fiji as their top tourist destination choice.

The ocean is a vital asset and feature for the Pacific island countries, says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

Rice farmers were reminded to continue producing quality rice, supply to competitive markets and sell at a competitive cost.

The Fiji Meteorological Service says TC Kevin lies to the far southwest of Fiji and is gradually moving southeast.