Fiji’s international liabilities have climbed to more than $25.5 billion, as the country continues to carry significantly more financial obligations to the rest of the world than it holds in overseas assets.

Pinktober must be about more than wearing pink, it must push people to act.

A woman with 13 previous convictions has been given 28 days to repay more than $8,000 or face prison.

Fijians will vote on December 9 on whether the country should adopt a new Constitution or retain the 2013 Constitution.

Fiji Day will be marked on Saturday, with no extra public holiday on Friday or Monday.

Fiji is calling for the ocean to take a central place in global climate negotiations, as Pacific countries push for stronger action ahead of COP31.

Pacific island countries are among those facing the greatest threat from climate change, with some at risk of being submerged as sea levels continue to rise.

The government is looking at turning waste from sugar mills, markets and hotels into fertilizer for farmers.

Fiji is moving to strengthen the way it manages and protects its water resources, with the government now shifting from policy development to implementation.

Fiji is not getting direct tariff-based market access through the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

The government has already paid 65 per cent of its municipal rates bill for state properties this financial year.

The Forestry Ministry is shifting its focus from trying to eradicate African Tulip to controlling its spread and finding practical uses for the invasive tree.