International law plays a key role in addressing climate change, especially when it comes to holding States accountable.

Fiji is set to benefit from an upcoming workplace productivity workshop later this month, bringing together representatives from several countries.

Breast cancer awareness is the focal point of this year’s International Day for Rural Women in Fiji, coinciding with the Pinktober campaign dedicated to raising awareness about this critical health issue.

A week-long training has been organized to strengthen efforts to combat Non-Communicable Diseases in Fiji.

There will be a temporary road closure on Kings Road, specifically along the Suva-bound lanes, from the Naulu Road junction to the Adi Lady Davila Road junction, from 7am to 7pm on October 20th.

Modernizing Fiji’s policing requires balancing respect for cultural traditions with evolving law enforcement practices.

Ministers responsible for Disaster Risk Management from across the Pacific gathered for the 1st Intersessional Meeting in Manila, Philippines, aiming to enhance climate action and disaster resilience efforts in the region.

Tourism Fiji has won the Silver Award at the Australian Effie Awards, securing its place as a standout performer in the Travel, Media, and Leisure category.

Elderly citizens have told non-government organization “Healing Hands Foundation” their longing for love from loved ones.

Students from various tertiary institutions are stepping up and engaging in key conversations about the nation’s democratic process.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Biman Prasad stresses the significance of the Nadi River flood alleviation project, calling it vital for safeguarding the economy and boosting investor confidence.

Conservation International says the lack of data is a challenge that is encountered in the fisheries sector, while it extends as a barrier in various areas of work.