A total of 349 homes in Lautoka have been equipped with termite baiting stations as part of efforts to eliminate termite colonies.

The coalition government has a standby financing facility of $200 million ready to be invoked in the event of a natural disaster or sudden economic shock.

The 2024 Lancet Countdown Report on Health and Climate Change has highlighted Fiji’s growing vulnerability to infectious diseases, highlighting the urgent need for climate-resilient health systems and infrastructure.

A 58-year-old woman from Wainiveidio, Navua, has been left devastated after a fire completely destroyed her home of 35 years.

The retail sector continues to play a crucial role in the Fijian economy, and the Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources says businesses must collaborate to stay relevant in a rapidly changing world.

The Fiji Performing Rights Association Limited has appointed new members to its Board that will take the Association to new heights in the New Year.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, says they have made significant achievements this year in areas of defense, security partnerships, and peacekeeping efforts.

A three-bedroom corrugated iron and timber house was destroyed in a fire in Wainiveidio, Navua, this morning.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji is exploring new measures to avoid future reliance on external funding for the removal of abandoned vessels in Suva Harbour.

The Fiji Performing Rights Association Limited board and its registered members are currently holding their Annual General Meeting in Suva.

Two people, including a man and a woman, died in an early morning accident along Queens Road at Kulukulu in Sigatoka.

The Lautoka High Court has given the nod for the destruction of more than 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine, after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution cited in its application that “the physical preservation of all the illicit drugs is not necessary for the purpose of court proceedings and that the seized drugs cannot be safely, securely or conveniently stored until the final determination of the case.”