Minister for Environment and Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu says Pacific Island nations are confronting increasingly severe environmental threats from eroding coastlines and declining fish stocks to the growing crisis of plastic pollution.

Two juveniles have been arrested in separate cases of sacrilege, as police widen investigations to target those receiving stolen items.

Two of three Ba supermarkets inspected yesterday were slapped with non-compliance notices after authorities uncovered serious food safety and hygiene violations.

Health workers in the North have received a boost this week, with new Water, Sanitation and Hygiene supplies delivered to medical facilities across Bua and Macuata.

Cabinet has agreed to conduct a detailed analysis of the Valelevu Ground site as a potential location for the new national hospital.

A major Organized Crime Summit will be held in May next year to identify and tackle crime, including illicit commodities, money laundering, cybercrime, foreign interference, environmental crime and illegal fishing and logging.

Police are investigating the death of a man in his 50s who was found lying motionless at the Tau Primary School compound in Nadroga over the weekend.

The government has extended the eviction deadline for residents of the Mead Road Public Rental Board property, giving families more time to secure safe housing.

A National Health Commission will be established to oversee the work of the Ministry of Health.

The first-ever Green Financial Taxonomy Framework was launched today, marking a major step towards sustainable investment and growth.

The Fiji National University annual graduation ceremony has highlighted a significant shift in graduate demographics, with female students making up the majority of this year’s cohort.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro, met today with Government Heads of Schools and Board of Governors representatives to review the 2025academic year and discuss practical strategies to boost productivity and learning outcomes for 2026.