There has been a growing concern about termite infestation, particularly in the Western and Northern division with over 5,000 reported cases that have been accumulating over decades.

Fiji is gearing up for a monumental leap in tourism numbers, with hopes of welcoming a record-breaking one million visitors by 2024, says line Minister Viliame Gavoka.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has thanked all Fijians in Fiji and abroad for their contributions this year.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka believes that, in the future, political parties will need to enter into coalition agreements to form a government.

The Minister for Agriculture and Waterways expressed satisfaction with the contributions of Grace Road Farms to Fiji’s agriculture sector.

As the hype and excitement continues for Christmas, Suva City was packed with people trying to do their last-minute shopping.

As the countdown for Christmas begins, cake businesses are busy meeting last orders, as over time, fruitcakes has slowly attached to the tradition.

Reminiscing about the one-year journey of the coalition government, Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad states that much has changed, as realized by the people.

The landowners of Namosi are urging the Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources to conduct a comprehensive review of the Mining Act of 1965.

Two individuals have been admitted to Nadi Hospital after the vehicle they were traveling in veered off the road and hit an electric post.

Fijians planning to host their Christmas and Boxing Day celebrations outdoors can rejoice.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged the challenges faced by the coalition government during an interview on Radio Fiji One’s “Na Noda Paraiminista” program.