Pacific Recycling Foundation is calling for a coordinated national waste management strategy, warning that scattered initiatives and weak penalties will not solve Fiji’s growing waste crisis.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption informed the Suva Magistrate Court this afternoon that it has served the second phase disclosures to former journalist Charlie Charters.

The Ministry of Education is yet to confirm whether schools will reopen tomorrow.

In an effort to restore public trust and confidence in policing, the Fiji Police Force has established a twenty four hour dedicated call center at the Fiji Police Headquarters.

Fiji’s economy faces risks from global trade uncertainty and geopolitical tensions.

The Fijian Media Association and the Pacific Islands News Association have announced that the 8th Pacific Media Summit will be held in Savusavu from the 21st to the 25th of September this year.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has assured the public that all Fijian soldiers deployed in the Middle East are safe and accounted for. None have been directly affected by the recent escalation involving Iran, the United States and Israel.

Fiji is moving swiftly toward a fully renewable energy future with a $2 million grant from the World Bank.

Climate change is hitting Ogea Island in the Lau Group hard, causing flooding and frequent droughts.

The Suva High Court will deliver a ruling on Wednesday on objections raised over the admissibility of procurement reports in the trial involving former senior government officials.

Sugarcane farmers in the Lovu Lautoka have raised serious concerns about termite infestations affecting their crops.

One hundred women artisans from Rakiraki to Sigatoka have completed a three-day Product Development and Product Specification Training.