Information Minister Lynda Tabuya is calling on all Fijians to plan carefully and trust that Government is well prepared to mitigate the impact of the ongoing global fuel crisis.

The government has approved a new policy to strengthen financial resilience against climate-related disasters.

Australia’s energy minister has accused the coalition of being unpatriotic, as he defended taxpayer-funded travel and staffing costs for a major climate conference.

Around 251 ratepayers in Sigatoka will each receive two 240-litre wheelie bins, as part of a government effort to support its waste segregation initiative.

Fiji has renewed its commitment to protect its environment through the SAMBIO Fiji Project, which focuses on conserving marine and land biodiversity across the country.

Human activities such as ship strikes, illegal fishing, and plastic pollution are emerging as some of the biggest threats to marine life in the Pacific, according to conservation experts.

Fiji is moving beyond a forestry system focused mainly on timber harvesting, with the introduction of the new Forestry Act 2025 aimed at strengthening biodiversity protection, climate resilience and sustainable forest management.

The Pacific is not just on the front line of the climate crisis; we are also on the front line in the effort to shape and define climate justice.

Growing funding challenges are threatening Fiji’s ability to achieve its ambitious biodiversity and marine conservation goals by 2030.

Assistant Health Minister Penioni Ravunawa says climate resilience is essential to maintaining treatment continuity, laboratory services, medicine supply chains, and emergency outreach programmes.

This year’s pigeon shooting season is suspended following environmental, scientific, and legal concerns over Fiji’s indigenous pigeon species.

Sea turtles, which have journeyed across Fiji’s oceans and coasts for more than 200 million years, are now facing some of the greatest threats to their preservation and survival.