The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Fiji is tackling Non-Communicable Diseases and climate threats by teaching children practical skills early.

A severe thunderstorm warning is now in effect for eastern Viti Levu.

Fiji’s tourism growth faces limits unless infrastructure and workforce challenges are addressed. Tax incentives alone will not sustain the sector.

Tourism destinations must build climate resilience into planning, infrastructure, and governance. This is essential to withstand growing climate risks.

The back-to-school rush is causing heavy traffic in Suva. Deluxe No. 1 Limited states its locations provide a convenient alternative for families.

Tenants in a six-flat commercial lot in Lajonia, Labasa say they are living without basic services and fear for their safety.

Sunil Datt alleges he and his wife, Sashi Lata, live in fear after repeated attacks on their Sakoca home.

The government can no longer treat drug crime as routine policing as Fiji faces an escalating drug threat.

Tourism growth in Fiji’s outer islands and high-end resorts is being slowed by aviation infrastructure and regulatory delays.

The third Fiji Tourism Convention has adopted key resolutions to drive the sector’s next phase of growth. Government and industry committed to stronger coordination, better use of data and more inclusive development.

Civil service examinations have returned after nearly a decade. The first cohort of officers has completed the program at the Fiji Learning Institute for Public Service.

Suva has launched a new digital parking solution to modernise street parking and improve urban services.