The Fiji Police Force is calling for a whole-of-society approach to tackling crime, saying arrests alone will not provide a lasting solution.

Construction of a new gas-fired crematorium has begun at the Varoko Hindu Shamshan Bhumi in Ba as part of the government’s efforts to improve access to dignified and environmentally sustainable cremation facilities.

International university students are set to gain practical experience in biodiversity research through a new international collaboration.

Opposition MP Premila Kumar is accusing the Government of rushing the proposed Competition and Consumer Commission Bill 2026 to build its record of legislation before its parliamentary term ends.

Serious concerns have been raised over the recent rise in reported robberies and burglaries, particularly those targeting vulnerable members of the community.

Pacific workers under Australia and New Zealand’s seasonal worker schemes have raised concerns over salary deductions and poor accommodation conditions.

Fiji needs $9.8billion to implement its climate resilience interventions, says Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change Dr. Sivendra Michael.

Fiji has taken another step towards strengthening its renewable energy sector with the opening of a new Sustainable Energy Training Centre at the University of the South
Pacific.

A five-day workshop is giving women, youth, and men an opportunity to develop new skills and connect through hands-on art.

The Fiji Police Force says arrests alone will not solve the country’s growing concerns over crime.

A fisheries survey is underway in Kadavu to check the number of important fish species and help protect Fiji’s inshore fisheries.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation says there has been no wastewater discharge from its Labasa Mill into the Qawa River during the current crushing season.