Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka confirms that drink samples from the suspected alcohol poisoning incident at Warwick Fiji Resort will be sent to Australia for analysis, as investigations continue into the case.

Health Ministry permanent secretary, Dr. Jemesa Tudravu says they cannot confirm at this stage whether methanol poisoning was involved in the incident at Warwick Fiji Resort over the weekend.

A recent Lancet Countdown Report on Health and Climate Change has shed light on the health challenges posed by climate change, particularly for vulnerable Pacific Island nations such as Fiji.

The two men who allegedly robbed Alison Supermarket in Laucala Beach earlier this month have pleaded with the court to expedite their bail process.

Fiji has maintained high infant vaccination rates.

Warwick Fiji says they are carrying out a thorough investigation into the suspected alcohol poisoning incident at their hotel that left seven hospitalized over the weekend.

The Australian Government has warned about potential risks around drink spiking and methanol poisoning through consuming alcoholic drinks while in Fiji.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji will not send surveyors to South Korea to inspect a fast ferry intended for a company in Fiji, due to political tension in the Asian nation.

ANZ Fiji is reminding customers in the Pacific to be vigilant against scammers who take advantage of one of the busiest times of year.

A Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesperson says consular assistance is being provided to two Australian families in Fiji.

Inconsistent water supply will soon be addressed for residents living in elevated areas of Colo-I-Suva, Khalsa Road, Tacirua and Tamavua under a $40 million project.

Residents whose homes have been infested by Asian Subterranean Termites, especially those in Lautoka and Labasa, are being urged to install baiting stations.