There is a growing call for climate funding to be delivered directly to communities most affected by the climate crisis, amid concerns that too much of the money is being lost in bureaucracy before it reaches those on the ground.

Assistant Health Minister Penioni Ravunawa says indigenous knowledge systems are living sciences of prevention, healing, and resilience rather than relics of the past.

Limited financial planning opportunities and competing priorities have often made it difficult for sugarcane farmers to build adequate savings.

Fiji’s growing beekeeping industry and fragile marine ecosystems took centre stage at the Fiji National University’s Ba Campus last week.

Do not to be distracted by fake social media attacks, misinformation and politically motivated bloggers whose objective is to create division, confusion and negativity.

The Consumer Council of Fiji says the Alternative Dispute Resolution process should be fully managed under its mandate, as it is better placed to handle smaller consumer complaints more efficiently.

Fiji Police Chief Rusiate Tudravu has reaffirmed that the force’s approach to combating drugs is focused strictly on criminal activity, and not the nationality of those involved.

Fijians can expect additional relief measures in the 2026–27 National Budget, which will be announced on the 26th of next month.

A 39-year-old man has died following a two-vehicle collision in Sigatoka on Friday.

A new community learning center aimed at tackling student dropout rates and improving academic support for rural youth has officially opened in Cuvu, Nadroga.

Growing funding challenges are threatening Fiji’s ability to achieve its ambitious biodiversity and marine conservation goals by 2030.

The Kimaya Fiji Group celebrated the people behind its success yesterday as it hosted its annual staff awards night at the Landers Bay Resort and Spa in Vuda, Lautoka, where the dedication and hard work of its employees came under the spotlight.