More than 8,600 rural households across Fiji continue to rely on high-risk water sources, raising concerns over exposure to water-borne diseases.

A recent leadership programme in China has given Fijian public servants new perspectives on planning, governance and development.

The bail revocation hearing for Saimone Rokotunidau has been adjourned to October 2nd.

Communication barriers continue to limit Deaf people’s access to essential services in Fiji, with calls for greater use and recognition of Fiji Sign Language.

Passengers see the aircraft, pilots and cabin crew, but behind every Fiji Airways flight is a team working around the clock to keep the operation moving.

Police say forensic testing of the remaining drug exhibits linked to an ongoing investigation has returned negative results.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has extended the current temporary taxi fare drop charge adjustment for another six months.

The defence in the case against former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad is challenging the authenticity of a letter produced as evidence.

Questions have been raised over the accountability of the Sugar Industry Tribunal after its 2021 Annual Report was submitted to Parliament nearly four years late.

Hospitals without dedicated incinerators are relying on other facilities and external partnerships to dispose of clinical and hazardous medical waste.

China says Fiji can expect greater opportunities in trade, skills training, agriculture, healthcare and community development as bilateral cooperation expands.

Gaps in weather monitoring, particularly across remote and maritime areas, could affect whether people receive payouts under parametric insurance.