A new Asian Development Bank research finds the impacts of climate change could reduce gross domestic product in developing Asia and the Pacific, including Fiji, by 17 percent by 2070.

The Great Han International Company Pte Limited property development along Princess Road in Tamavua has been allowed to proceed with work.

Police are still waiting for a court order to destroy the $2 billion worth of methamphetamine in their evidence facility.

Suva City Council Special Administrators Chair, Tevita Boseiwaqa says the financial statement for Hibiscus Festival 2024 is yet to be finalized.

Opposition parliamentarian Praveen Bala has criticized the coalition government for “its poorly conceived plans to hold Local Government elections.”

The Land Transport Authority will ramp up road safety education and enforcement efforts during the festive season to curb reckless driving behaviors following a recent road accident in Navuniasi, Naitasiri.

The Police Force has clarified that there are no reports of individuals injecting drugs in coconuts.

The Permanent Secretary for Education, under the provisions of the Education Act of 1966, can authorize spot checks of students’ school bags.

More than 3500 students in Fiji have been involved in illicit drug cases this year.

As Fiji gears up to observe the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence from today, troubling trends in violence against women and girls have been brought to light by the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator, Shamima Ali.

The most vulnerable countries, already bearing the brunt of increasingly severe climate impacts were forced to accept a token financial pledge to prevent the collapse of negotiations – a stark reminder of the persistent imbalance in global climate justice.

Psychological services play a critical role across the Fiji Corrections Service facilities, beginning the moment an offender enters the system.