Namaqumaqua Village in Serua continues to grapple with persistent sea level rise.

The National Union of Workers (NUW) has successfully concluded negotiations with Guard Force Fiji, marking the end of nearly a year of discussions to define new terms and conditions of employment.

The Pacific representative of UN Human Rights Offices is hoping to make a critical contribution to enhancing the knowledge and understanding of the management of natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies and the development of long-term programming capacity building.

The Fiji Labour Party says the late Professor Tupeni Baba was a strong advocate for social justice.

The admission for the use of illicit drugs has shifted downward to the younger generation at Saint Giles Psychiatric Hospital, with the age group between 18 and 35.

Drug-Free World Fiji is calling on people to have open discussions with their families and communities on issues relating to illegal drug trade and use.

Minister for Infrastructure Ro Filipe Tuisawau stresses that efficiency and effectiveness will be key in the corporatization of the Water Authority of Fiji.

Oceania Hospitals has signed a deal with the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission to ensure continued commitment to ethical practices, transparency and patient-centred care.

The World Vision South Asia and Pacific is conducting its first disaster management workshop for the Blue Pacific Continents.

College of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Forestry’s dean, Dr. Kaliova Ravuiwasa, says the school will be offering more short courses.

“This is a career highlight,” popular K-pop group Stray Kids said as they headlined the British Summer Time (BST) Hyde Park Festival on Sunday.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodo has strongly condemned the stoning of the bus following the school rugby competition in Tailevu over the weekend.