New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has talked down the impact of emissions on climate change at the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting.

Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police Sakeo Raikaci says the sad reality is that millions of children throughout the world suffer, and are at risk of crime and sexual violence.

A Truth and Reconciliation Commission should be designed to reflect the political situation of a country.

While climate change continues to significantly impact the Pacific region, including Fiji, the climate actions and decisions made by leaders and policymakers in the coming months and years will determine the extent and speed of these impacts.

Pacific communities face dozens of days each year battling floods caused by climate change, according to new United Nations forecasts.

The Methodist Church has been challenged by its role as a prophetic voice to address social issues, says its President Reverend Doctor Semisi Turagavou.

Asia Pacific Kiva Microfunds has crowdfunded $15 million for South Pacific Business Development since 2017.

British American Tobacco Fiji has again teamed up with the Recycling Foundation and Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited for its Zero Waste to Landfill initiative.

More than 50 people from all walks of life attended the consultation on the establishment of the Truth and Reconciliation legal framework in Labasa yesterday.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is urging parents and guardians to spend quality time with their children during the school holidays.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has engaged in key discussions on reopening Fiji’s diplomatic mission in Papua New Guinea with his counterpart James Marape.

The government has launched the Safeguarding Marine and Terrestrial Biodiversity (SAMBIO Fiji) Project, a five-year initiative aimed at tackling threats to Fiji’s rich biodiversity.