Four locations have shattered long-standing October rainfall records, recording their lowest totals in decades.

Dangerous driving and speeding remain a major road safety concern, with the LTA stepping up patrols to monitor motorists and prevent fatal crashes.

Fiji is taking a broader approach to tackling poverty with a new strategy targeting issues such as poor housing, limited healthcare and unequal access to essential services.

Nacula representative Lavenia Naivalu is taking the concerns of Indigenous communities to the global climate stage, calling for meaningful action and climate financing for those most affected.

The Ministry of Health has confirmed that a school-aged child was treated at CWM Hospital last week following an alleged deliberate needle-stick injury in Suva.

Residents in Lowcost, Labasa, are concerned about unreliable water supply and their ability to respond to emergencies.

The National Trust of Fiji is challenging plans to reduce the mining buffer around Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park from 100 metres to just 30 metres.

A landowner has questioned the scope of the proposed Sigatoka Sand Dunes iron mining project, saying the latest presentation does not reflect the wider area covered under its exploration licence.

The National Federation Party is more confident about its election prospects than it was in 2022, with party leader Professor Biman Prasad saying growing interest from potential candidates signals stronger support on the ground.

Passenger identities are not consistently verified before boarding inter-island vessels.

A national landslide monitoring network is being developed to strengthen early detection of ground movement.

Coastal communities are being relied on to help monitor maritime security threats.