Conservation International believes that blending the traditional wisdom of elders with modern technology could be a powerful solution to address climate change impacts, especially in rural areas.

Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew emphasized to his officers that success in police work is measured by effective investigations and successful prosecutions.

Over 5,300 Fijians have benefited from the Jobs for Nature initiative, a collaborative effort between the government and the World Bank.

While thirteen individuals are facing legal action for their alleged involvement in the massive two-billion-dollar methamphetamine discovery in Nadi, authorities warn that the investigation is far from over.

Permanent Secretary for Fisheries, Atelaite Rokosuka, has verified the alarming findings of scientific research that show a significant reduction of fish stocks in our oceans.

The Suva High Court today discontinued a matter filed by Turaga na Qaranivalu Ratu Inoke Takiveikata against the Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service and the Attorney General.

Amidst the resignation of over 200 health professionals in the last five months, the Ministry of Health is planning on establishing a Posting Committee to fill these vacant positions.

A Heavy rain warning is now in force for the whole of Fiji Group while a flash flood warning is in force for all low lying and flood prone areas.

Police are investigating a report of an alleged break-in at a temple on Calia Back Road in Navua.

University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem says the Linear Economic Model no longer serves the needs of people and place.

The Fiji Hardwood Corporation Limited has handed a cheque of over $879,730 to iTaukei Affairs Minister Ifereimi Vasu.

Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Sitiveni Rabuka will participate in the 3rd EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum in Brussels, Belgium this week.