An internal investigation has been ordered into the alleged workplace death of a Suva City Council worker in Nasese.

More former Vatukoula mine workers and their families are receiving compensation as the government continues payments linked to Fiji’s longest-running industrial dispute.

The effects of climate change are increasingly visible in Ekubu village on Vatulele Island, where residents say rising seas, stronger currents and changing weather patterns threaten their homes, food security and livelihoods.

A fire that swept through a property at Laucala Beach this morning has claimed the lives of two people and destroyed four businesses, leaving business owners counting significant losses.

Workers at the Lololo Pine Nursery are welcoming the refurbishment of their workplace but say better working conditions must also be matched with fairer wages.

Three skip bins full of rubbish were collected from Natadola Beach this morning, highlighting the scale of waste washing up along one of the nation’s most popular coastlines.

Two people including a ten-year-old child have died in a fire in Laucala Beach this morning.

The National Federation Party believes that the constitutional review process should not be rushed.

Pacific countries are gaining stronger financial protection against disasters as the Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance Company (PCRIC) opens its new headquarters in Suva.

The Bank of South Pacific is urging customers to remain vigilant against increasingly sophisticated phishing scams after receiving reports of fraudulent websites impersonating the Bank in an attempt to steal customers’ banking credentials.

For generations, the traditional art of tapa, or masi making has been more than a cultural practice for the people of Taunovo on Vatulele Island, as it has remained one of the village’s main sources of income.

A shortage of skilled workers is delaying major infrastructure projects across Fiji.