A senior regional environment official has strongly pushed back against comments by the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji that survival and livelihoods should take priority over climate change.

Fiji’s progress on climate action is being slowed by gaps in data sharing across government ministries and organisations.

Fiji is strengthening its climate reporting and data management systems with the rollout of a new digital platform aimed at improving transparency and tracking progress on national climate goals.

Fiji is strengthening its focus on climate-resilient infrastructure as major road and bridge developments continue.

Fiji is strengthening protection for vulnerable coastal communities through a US$16.7 million grant secured with support from the Asian Development Bank.

Pacific Political Climate Champions met in Nadi to map out regional priorities for a key year in global climate talks.

Concerns are growing over increasing household waste pollution affecting mangrove forests and river mouths along the Labasa river system.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya is urging students to lead the fight against the waste crisis, warning that plastic could outnumber fish in the ocean within four years if nothing changes.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya is calling for stricter enforcement of environmental laws, urging legal practitioners to treat environmental offences with greater urgency and seriousness.

Resilience and sustainability in tourism are taking centre stage in Nadi today as the SPTO Industry Day 2026 brings together key stakeholders from across the Pacific to address the sector’s most pressing challenges.

The sea has always defined life in Navua’s Togoru Village, but it is now eroding a site of deep cultural memory.

The Cabinet has approved a $16.7 million grant-funded initiative by the Asian Development Bank, with co-financing from the Oceans Resilience and Coastal Areas Trust Fund, for the “Enhancing Climate Resilience of Coastal Communities Sector” project.