Fijians are being urged to conserve water and build up household reserves as El Niño brings prolonged dry conditions.

Dry weather conditions are increasing the risk of fast-spreading fires with the National Fire Authority warning that even a small spark could trigger a major fire.

Diwali is more than a celebration of lights in Labasa, as families and communities come together to share traditions, strengthen relationships and create lasting memories.

Serious gaps in the environmental assessment are prompting calls for the government to suspend the Sigatoka Iron Sands exploration licence.

The Fiji Police Force is introducing video-recorded investigative interviews to strengthen transparency and accountability in police investigations.

Fiji is moving to operationalise a Sex Offenders Register that could prevent convicted sexual offenders from working in jobs involving regular contact with children.

India is looking forward to beginning construction of a 100-bed super-specialty hospital early next year.

Diabetes is taking hold among younger Fijians, with figures showing that people as young as 18 are already living with the disease.

Ninety-five livestock owners have paid fees to reclaim animals impounded for roaming unattended over the past 12 months.

Dredging and sand extraction near the Sigatoka Sand Dunes could accelerate coastal erosion, destabilise the protected landscape and threaten archaeological sites, wildlife and surrounding communities.

Diwali’s place in Fiji’s multicultural identity is being reinforced through efforts to preserve cultural and religious traditions and strengthen understanding between communities.

Overloaded trucks could continue crossing bridges with excess loads even after being fined.