Fiji’s battle against HIV demands a more focused and strategic approach, according Chief Medical Officer Dr Luisa Cikamatana.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Pacific islanders and their leaders are making sacrifices to meet global climate goals, especially in cutting carbon emissions.

A flash flood warning remains in force for small streams and low-lying, flood-prone areas in the western half of Viti Levu and parts of Vanua Levu.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has acknowledged the appointment of Lisiate Fotofili as its new Acting Deputy Commissioner, effective from February 19, 2025.

A Joint Working Group will be established to oversee the development of the tourism legislation for Fiji.

A new skills training initiative has been introduced to provide valuable opportunities to 200 Fijians to enhance their employability in the job market.

The Commission of Inquiry is in the process of writing to Acting Deputy Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption, Lisiate Fotofili.

Kemueli Musunamasi still remembers the day Tropical Cyclone Winston tore through Fiji like it was yesterday.

As deep sea mining gains attention in some Pacific island countries, concerns are rising about the long-term environmental and cultural risks tied to the practice.

With continued rainfall forecasted for Fiji, the Water Authority is advising residents to store backup water supplies whenever possible.

The battle against litter is intensifying, which now calls for more commitment and responsibilities for the Vanua, communities, and even workplaces.

The Lowe’s Children Donation Project has provided approximately $1.5 million worth of new children’s clothing to students across Fiji, aiming to support children especially those in remote areas with essential attire for daily life, both in and out of school.