The Land Transport Authority issued over 60,000 traffic infringement notices between January and September with an overall compliance rate of about 79 percent during the period.

Smoke from the burning Namara rubbish dump continues to affect nearby residents, schools and the Nasea Vakaviti community, raising concerns over the health and safety of those living in the surrounding areas.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu says the fight against diabetes must begin with individuals taking greater responsibility for their health and daily lifestyle choices.

Minister for Women Sashi Kiran is urging Fijians to include vulnerable members of their communities in Diwali celebrations this Sunday.

Fiji’s outsourcing industry is looking to expand its operations beyond major urban centres, creating potential employment opportunities for people in rural and regional communities.

For Elenani Dawai, the fight for better understanding and support for children living with Type 1 diabetes is deeply personal.

Fiji has secured approximately $FJD 95.7 million in new climate funding to protect its coral reefs and strengthen vulnerable coastal communities.

The Ministry of Information is operating on $5 million despite taking on expanded responsibilities after its elevation to a full Ministry.

Despite a challenging start to this year’s sugarcane harvesting season, farmers in the North are breathing a sigh of relief as the Labasa Sugar Mill prepares to end its crushing operations.

The Pacific’s tuna industry could face annual losses of almost $210 million as rising ocean temperatures threaten the movement of tuna stocks across the region.

Families are being urged to celebrate Diwali with devotion, unity and responsibility, without feeling pressured to spend beyond their means.

Fiji needs more trained specialists and a multidisciplinary team to strengthen care for patients living with chronic pain.