The shortage of skilled professionals is one of the major hurdles faced by the real estate agencies, as the industry in Fiji continues to thrive.

In light of the continuous issues encountered by displaced communities, the coalition government is stepping up efforts to strengthen disaster response and resettlement measures.

The evolving landscape of non-communicable diseases in Fiji has prompted a reassessment of health strategies to address current needs.

The purpose of the Environmental Assessment Workshops is to devise a clear understanding of the regulations and laws in place.

Child safety has been thrust into the spotlight following the recent admission of nine children to the Colonial War Memorial Hospital’s Pediatrics Department.

The Land Transport Authority has suspended three of its officers allegedly implicated in the issuance of taxi permits and number plates in the Western Division.

With a record number of visitors arriving in the country, the tourism industry is taking a major step towards sustainability with a renewed focus on recycling.

Eight years after the Sinu-i-Wasa 3 ran aground on the beach in front of Ovalau Resort, there has been no progress or action taken so far in removing it.

The National Fire Authority is issuing a stern warning to school managements and teachers following a property fire at Vatuwaqa Primary School in Suva on Tuesday.

In a remarkable turn of events, Maharishi Sanatan College has achieved a momentous milestone by recording a 100% pass rate for Year 13 students last year.

Prompt action is needed to preserve and protect what we have and, at the same time, try to restore endangered species.

Conservation International believes that blending the traditional wisdom of elders with modern technology could be a powerful solution to address climate change impacts, especially in rural areas.